Malaysian Outback

Lightweight Steel Horseshoe

The Quality Outback Horseshoe (formerly the Malaysian horseshoe) is a lightweight, versatile mid-carbon steel shoe developed specifically for Australian horses and Australian conditions.

Available in sizes 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, in 1 Clip Front, 2 Clip Front, 1 Clip Hind and 2 Clip Hind styles. Not every style is made in every size.

The popular Malaysian horseshoe has returned to production under the Quality brand. Designed for Thoroughbreds in training, polo, campdrafting, cutting, Western pleasure, hacking and sport horses, it combines durability with excellent workability.

Hard-Wearing & Easy to Shape

Manufactured from mid-carbon steel, the Outback provides a hard-wearing shoe that remains easy for the farrier to shape and modify for an individual fit. Its lightweight construction provides protection and support without unnecessary weight.

Concave Drop-Forged Section

The concave drop-forged section provides sole clearance, helping reduce unwanted pressure beneath the hoof, while the concave profile adds useful grip for horses working across a variety of surfaces.

Ideal For

• Thoroughbreds in training
• Polo
• Campdrafting
• Cutting
• Western pleasure
• Hacking
• Sport horses
• General performance and exercise work

Key Features

• Lightweight steel construction
• Mid-carbon steel – hard-wearing yet easy to shape
• Concave drop-forged section for sole clearance
• Added grip from the concave profile
• Toe-clipped fronts and hinds
• Fully fullered for practical nail placement
• Versatile nail-hole pattern
• Designed for Australian horses and conditions

Fit & Care

Select your size and style above. Correct shoe size, shaping and fitting should be determined by an appropriately qualified farrier according to the individual horse's hoof conformation, workload, discipline and working surface.

Made for Australian Horses

Lightweight, hard-wearing and easy to shape, the Quality Outback is a versatile steel shoe for a broad range of Australian equestrian disciplines.

Horses with persistent sole sensitivity, hoof pain or lameness should be assessed by a veterinarian and/or qualified farrier.