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Discover the timeless skill and precision behind a farrier’s work—where tradition, fire, and care meet to support every step ...

A horse cannot just clip his own toenail off; that must be done through the services of a professional farrier. A farrier's job is to provide shoes for horses and administer care for hoof problems.

They last about 30 horses and then they get dull. ” A Farrier needs to pay close attention to how they’re trimming the hoof because it impacts how the horse moves and where in their body they ...

A farrier, alternately, is a specialist involved in overall hoof care health, utilizing the skills of a blacksmith and maintains ongoing knowledge of the hoof anatomy like a veterinarian.

"I don't care how gentle the horse seems. One time I got bit and the horse left teeth marks. It hurt like hell." Terrell is paid about $60,000 a year as a farrier, trained in hoof care and ...

Farrier Keith Warner "hot sets" a horseshoe onto a horse’s hoof at HomeFarm at Undermountain in Lenox on Tuesday, June 11. "Hot setting," or "hot-shoeing," does not harm the horse if done correctly by ...

But it’s getting more expensive to be a farrier, according to the Farrier Industry Association. Steel and aluminum tariffs ...

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But Michigan's farriers may not be able to meet future demand. ... plucking a tool from the caddy and slicing off layers of overgrown hoof to prepare the quarter horse for a new set of shoes.

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MSU boasted its own farrier program for several decades until the 1950s, when it closed in part due to the decline in demand for horses. Being underneath a 1,000-pound horse can be dangerous work.