SMB VenTech Elite Support Boots Giveaway

Congratulations Kelly M. from Arizona. You are the lucky winner of the VenTech Elite Support Boot Giveaway!

I say, VenTech Elite SMB Boots---you say, FREE please!

Why should you boot? Because it’s the cheapest “insurance policy” you can buy for your horse’s legs. 

Professional's Choice Sports Medicine boots have been researched by Oklahoma State University where studies show that they absorb an average of 26% of energy, and up to as much as 45% of energy from hoof impact, while also preventing hyperextension of the fetlock. Not only was it found that ankle movement was not inhibited, but that horses actually shifted their weight to the feet that were wearing the boots. During a workout, horses naturally shift their weight to different feet as they get tired, but in this study they immediately shifted their weight to those legs wearing the boots. This enforces our belief that horses should wear supportive boots on all four legs to maintain normal weight distribution.

An equine athlete is no different than a human athlete. One wrong step can cause a lot of unforeseen injury. Help lessen the chance by booting!

So, I say, VenTech Elite SMB Boots---you say, FREE please! I say, sure….just answer the below question for your chance to win:

Do you boot? If not, why?

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THE RULES
One entry per person, please. (Note: if you don't see your entry right away, please don't enter a second time. It will show up shortly!)

No entries after 8:00 am Central Time Monday, September 16, 2013. One winner will be selected at random and announced Tuesday, September 17, 2013. The winner will receive one SMB VenTech Elite Support Boots Value Pack #11811.

Good Luck
Julie

Comments

[Kelly McFall]

WooHoo!!!!!! I am the winner of the boots! I am soooooooo excited!!! Can't wait to get the boots and try them and get my horse in a safer way! Thank you Julie and Valley Vet! I love this place!

[Pamela Mercer]

I boot every ride. Living on the edge of a wetlands in Florida, wet feet are always an issue. Sensitive and soft, I do not want to risk a sole bruise or a puncture from something in the woods. I have three rescues and only boots for two. Injury Prevention is the key.

[Ann]

I don't because I can't afford them. I'd love to though!

[Mckinneyszoo]

Gotta jump, gotta boot!

[Thom Owens]

I have not Booted yet, we now have 10 horses that were rescued and one id a knocked knee little girl that they were going to leave in a field to die, I think booting her now will help a lot, Vet says its to late to do any kind of surgery, try booting to help her, White Feather is a 2 YOA palomino

[Laura Hicks]

I boot. I use when training (driving and riding), drill team or trail riding to protect from bumps and bruises. Many of our trails are not 'manicured' with rocks, trees, slippery slopes and hard mountain climbs. Think the extra support also beneficial especially on the older horses (have 7 of which 2 are 19 YO). Also like that SMB are easy to keep clean. Problem is that when all my 'kids' (biological and adopted 4Hers) here to ride, don't have enough boots and peace sign always a favorite with the kids.

[Jennifer Hanson]

I put boots on my horse every time I ride. I also use SMB boots and a set of bell boots to ship my horses, they appear to handle that better that shipping boots or wraps. Then I'm halfway tacked when I arrive at a trail ride. :-)

[Ashli]

I boot because I want my horse to be safe. It is just a good idea especially when running speed events.

[Ron Gardiner]

I use the boots for another reason for which they were not specifically designed for. I attach two bicycle tail lights to each boot during the annual Ogden City Holliday Electric Light Parade. Sundance will be lit up with a total of 120 bicycle tail lights for the 2013 parade. I have used black SMB II boots on all four legs for years but the VenTECH Elite in red would be even better!

[Rebecca Lux]

I boot! I don't always, because most competitions don't allow boots (at least what I show in) so they need to be able to go around without boots and be comfortable. But for long rides, doing a lot of cantering or circling/lunging, as well as learning new things, I boot up! There is more benefit to preventive measures than having to pay the vet bill when a little protection could have prevented it.

[Katey Douglas]

We boot my daughters barrel horse, she's special to us so we do what we can to protect her. :)

[Krystal]

I boot all my horses especially when we are chasing some cans !

[Karen Lobeck]

No because I don't own any boots! I just started to look into them after a small mishap this week with my mare.

[Stephanie Sparks]

I use boots when we go on rugged trail rides for extra protection.

[Carol @33]

I'm booting my gelding as his abcess grows out, for support.

[Mary Hays]

Yes, we boot in and out of the arena to protect our investment. Our guy is an eventer and his legs take a daily beating. You boots would offer the perfect protection he needs!

[Michelle]

Boot my 3 year old sport horse because he loves to get into trouble! ;)

[LEANN MURRAY]

Yes. I boot my horses all the time. Better safe than sorry

[Janece Hanycz]

Yes I boot. I like boots becuase it offers support and protection during workouts and trail rides. they are easy to put on and they just rinse off.
I would LOVE a new pair of boots for my Horse.
thanks

[Liz]

YES, Competitive barrel racer, cant afford not to boot, and only will use trusted brands live Professional's Choice