St. Croix Concorde Steel horseshoes, front and hind, bottom side view — St. Croix Concorde Steel, front and hind, bottom side

St. Croix Concorde Steel horseshoes, front unclipped and toe clip, hind toe clip and side clips, hoof side view — St. Croix Concorde Steel, front unclipped + toe clip, hind toe clip + side clips, hoof side

St. Croix Concorde Steel horseshoes, front unclipped and toe clip, hind toe clip and side clips, bottom side view — St. Croix Concorde Steel, front unclipped + toe clip, hind toe clip + side clips, bottom side

St. Croix Concorde Steel horseshoes, details — St. Croix Concorde Steel, details

St.Croix Forge Concorde Steel

For light competitive horses

The St. Croix Concorde horseshoe is a light steel shoe designed for competitive/speed horses where good grip and traction are important factors, for example race horses. The Concorde is a complete concave horseshoe that in combination with the all-round crease offers extra traction and lower weight (app 240 grams).

Offering 14 nail holes gives great variation in nail application.

Where to buy?

Where to buy

Product summary

The unique beveled outer edge of this shoe perfectly assists the rolling motion of the hoof
Concave section aids in traction and surface exfoilation
More upright and clean heel section provides support & stability
Good strong fitable clip providing strength in location of shoe. Stops the shoe from moving

When getting above shoe size 7, additional width might be needed, like the St. Croix Concorde Xtra can provide
Flat footed horses might appreciate the breakover feature of the St. Croix Concorde Equi-Librium

Product group

Steel racing

Activity

Point-to-point
Steeplechase
Thoroughbred racing

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