Enjoy this oddly satisfying up-close look at a horse hoof trim by a skilled farrier. Perfect for fans of ASMR and horse care!

A farrier explains the tools of his trade. A farrier explains the tools of his trade. MAGAZINE; TOOL KIT; From hammers to anvils: 10 tools you need to make horseshoes. ... Hoof capsule A technical ...

A too-short hoof capsule can feel like cutting your own nail too short. To put it in human terms, consider how it feels to wear a brand-new pair of sneakers for a marathon. Why horses (may) need shoes ...

Hoof Cracks, Wounds, and More Discussed at Farrier Session (AAEP 2010) By Christy West, Digital Editor/ProducerChristy West, Digital Editor/Producer ...

Thoroughbreds are born to run. But to satisfy this need for speed, the horse must have a strong foundation on which to gallop—we're talking about his hooves.

In the equine world, the saying “no hoof, no horse” is well-worn for a reason. Pet Talk: Taking the right steps: What to know about hoof care Houston Chronicle Logo Hearst Newspapers Logo ...

QUESTION: It seems Thoroughbred horses are prone to low heel and long toes. Have you found this to be true, and is it good or bad for a racehorse? DR. RAUL BRAS: The low heel-long toes trait is ...

Keeping the hoof trimmed properly and adding extra support when a horse is shod are great ways to keep hooves in optimal condition. Certified journeyman farrier Tab Pigg recommends these tips: 1.

A hoof trim from a farrier or podiatrist is around 10% of the successful equation when keeping a horse barefoot; correct diet and exercise makes up the other 90%.

Farrier Nick DiFranco uses a large file to trim the excess material from the hoof of Lamar once the shoe is fitted. He has been working as a farrier for 16 years and been around horses all his life.

This may be the 21st century, but Jim Rennie's equipment - a small forge, an anvil, hot tongs, hammer and hoof cradle - haven't changed much since the time men Skip to main ...