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Blacksmith Heals More Than Just Horses

When Everett Stone began his farrier career at 16, he wasn’t thinking beyond his initial desire to help horses. In his area, the ground wore hooves down very quickly. Noting this, he went to an Oklahoma City horseshoeing school and started his own farrier business. For 14 years, he worked on protecting horse hooves, not immune system cells, but that would come in time.
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Veterinarian Pens Touching Tribute To Farrier

It is with a heavy heart that I write this column. Last Wednesday we lost a great farrier, Tim Phillips. He was my old horse Lucky's farrier. Tim kept the horse sound and happy through his bowed tendons until the animal died of colic.
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Frankly Speaking

Work On Working Together

Many vets and farriers have wonderful working relationships — and their mutual clients and their horses are the true winners. However, some members of each group fail to see eye-to-eye, resulting in an inability to work with a counterpart, or that other industry as a whole.


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Baby Steps

Don’t think because they’re young they don’t need attention: These farriers and equine vets say the early days are the most important when it comes to foot health
Believe it or not, there are some people in this world who think that a horse's foot health doesn't need attention until it needs shoes. Whatever your philosophy on the subject, these three footcare professionals would beg to differ.
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