PART OF YOUR chosen career as a farrier involves shoeing young horses, or sometimes older horses that have never been shod. 

SINCE IT’S INTRODUCTION, there’s been little neutral ground on the subject of Natural Balance shoeing.

WHEN IT COMES TO SHOEING horses just prior to high-stakes races, Bill Scalzitti is often forced to work on horses who he’s never seenbefore.

Like many farriers, Larry Stevens spent years trimming and shoeing in the same sequence. He preferred starting with the left front foot, then the right front.