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Preparing for Paris 2024 with U.S. Team Farrier Beck Ratte

According to Ratte, being the Olympic team farrier is less about the games themselves and more about everything that’s led the horses to this moment
As the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris, France, kick off on Friday, July 26, American Farriers Journal caught up with the United States Eventing Team farrier Rebecca “Beck” Ratte to discuss her career, working with the team and preparing for the Olympics.
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Simple Biosecurity Measures to Protect Your Hoof Care Business & Clients

An infectious disease response plan requires communication with owners & disinfection strategies to reduce transmission
Healthy, protected horses mean more consistent client appointments, and looking out for their well-being through basic biosecurity measures can build trust and respect between the farrier and owner.
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Paving the Way for Another Generation of Woman Farriers

For LBdr. Abbie Robinson Wyss, practicing good hoof care is more important than becoming the first woman certified as a Military Farrier in the British Army
Lance Bombardier Abbie Robinson Wyss', CMF, dedication to hoof care earned her the title of first female farrier in the British Army this spring. Though Wyss’ main focus has always been on becoming a good farrier, the honor was a bonus.
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Managing Low Palmar Angles in Horses

An understanding of the physics of the foot helps create long-term management strategies
Appropriate palmar angles are integral to the health and well-being of horses. When the angle is too low, horses often have collapsed heels and elongated toes, leading to hoof capsule weakening and frequent loss of shoes.
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