Articles Tagged with ''farriers''

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Filling The Area Between Farrier & Vet

Corrective Farriery: A Textbook Of Remedial Horseshoeing

FARRIERS CAN DO the vast majority of their work without consulting a veterinarian. Conversely, equine vets can do a lot of their work without getting together with a horseshoer.


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It’s Your Week... Enjoy It

Moving strongly into its fifth year, National Farriers Week gives shoers an opportunity to receive some well-deserved recognition

Racing from barn to barn, working on horses well after dark and spending numerous hours doing the bookwork for your business doesn’t leave you a lot of time to get the recognition you so rightly deserve. Knowing the humble mindset of horseshoers – you’d probably like to keep it that way.


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From Rookies To Veterans

How Farriers Changed In 25 Years

Take a look back at how the farrier business has changed since American Farriers Journal started, through the eyes of these 25-year veteran farriers
There is a common bond between the farriers we interviewed for this special 25th anniversary feature story and American Farriers Journal.
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Rasping Away Problems

Working with 1,000 foals, yearlings and mares at nine Thoroughbred breeding farms, David Nadeau concentrates on stopping foot problems before they start
There's a reason why Kentucky is called the “Horse Capital of The World.”
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From The Archives

Hoof Moisture a Concern with Road Horses

With the funeral of Queen Elizabeth II taking place Sept. 19, 2022, American Farriers Journal is sharing an article from our archives that covers farrier involvement in ceremonial activities. In this article from the September/October 1994 issue, we look at how 13 British Army farriers keep 200 horses well shod for ceremonial parade duty.
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