Equipment

Drawing Clips

Putting clips on shoes is as much a part of shoeing a horse as driving the nails
Clips are one of the best things you can forge on a horseshoe, once you learn how to properly create and fit them.
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Hooves Vs. Bedding

While farriers aren’t often asked by clients what to recommend for stall bedding, that doesn’t mean the impact that these materials have on hooves isn’t of great concern.


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Hot Off The Shelf

Check out some eye-catching products unveiled at the recent American Farrier’s Association Convention and Bluegrass Laminitis Symposium
Check out some eye-catching products unveiled at the recent American Farrier’s Association Convention and Bluegrass Laminitis Symposium
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Trailer Shoeing!

Free up your truck, save gas and eliminate hauling your shoeing shop and product inventory everywhere you go
The classic farrier rig could be defined as a self-contained horseshoeing supply shop and work space built into a truck. Some farriers, though, find it more economical to work out of a trailer that can stay at home when they’re not shoeing.
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Farrier Software Offers Great Features, Potential

Here’s what two farriers say about the newest version of

 The farrier Basic Gold program is a very powerful tool to any farrier trying to manage a professional business. Like any tool in your toolbox, it takes time and practice to develop the skills to use it to its full advantage.


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Efficiency Counts!

Before having a new shoeing rig built, this farrier found it paid to work out all the design details on paper
WHEN RON MOTT started shoeing for money, his rig consisted of a home-made wagon pulled by a Toyota Tercel.
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