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The hind square toe horseshoe is assists in improving a horse’s performance and biomechanics, specifically targeting the hind limb.

The rocker toe aids in equine biomechanics, improve stride efficiency, and relieve stress.

What started as a routine trip to Fort Morgan, Colorado, to shoe horses for Josh Lyons turned into something much more meaningful.

A rolled toe horseshoe is a time-honored tool in farriery, designed to improve biomechanics, reduce strain on the horse's limbs…

The inclusion of a toe clip, a small triangular projection at the front of the shoe, helps anchor the shoe to the hoof…

Sugar was found to be in a critical state, with a body condition score of 2, indicating severe emaciation and chronic laminitis.

When buying a horse, whether for performance, pleasure, or breeding, it’s essential to conduct a thorough pre-purchase exam (PPE).

Exertional Rhabdomyolysis is a complex condition that requires careful management and understanding.

Horse training school is not just about learning techniques or improving physical skills. It’s a journey that binds people…

This article explores the nature of thin soles, their causes, symptoms, verification methods, and effective strategies for treatment.

Horse owners often face the frustrating issue of their horses pulling shoes. Here's why...

In the age of social media, it's easy to find advice on horse care at the click of a button.

Navicular disease, also known as navicular syndrome, is a complex and multifactorial condition that primarily affects the navicular bone.

We must understand the key definitions before delving into the realm of grip and purchase within farriery. Our focus will be on the four...

In the intricate world of equine anatomy, the horse's hoof emerges as a marvel of engineering, a dynamic masterpiece.

The role of a farrier is pivotal, exceeding the mere act of trimming hooves or fitting shoes. It's a delicate dance that directly...

Equine laminitis, a term dreaded by horse owners and caretakers alike; perceived as a death sentence for these majestic animals.