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Shoeing For A Living

Making the Thoroughbred Rounds

Bluegrass farrier’s typical day takes him from foals, through yearlings to working racehorses
The Lexington, Ky., farrier, who has been shoeing Thoroughbred horses in the Bluegrass Country for 27 years, spends his mornings at area breeding barns, where he might handle a foal’s foot for the first time, trim a barn full of brood mares or nail the first pair of shoes on the front feet of a yearling just before a sale.
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[Video] Cultures And Traveling

Farrier Bernard Duvernay highlights some of the things he has learned about farriery in different cultures during his travels with the Flying Anvil Foundation and he also shares some reasons other farriers should consider working with the Flying Anvil Foundation.
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