anyone realise the importance of good farriery
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anyone realise the importance of good farriery
14 years 2 weeks ago
does any one realise the importance of good farriery
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- Bob Brogan
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Re: Re: anyone realise the importance of good farriery
14 years 2 weeks ago
Care to explain more?
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Re: Re: anyone realise the importance of good farriery
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The trimming of the hooves.... ensuring the hooves are balance....detecting any infection in the hooves.... I guess that's what makes a good farrier
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It is very important, if u get the job done right, your horses can be a "shoe-in", 
Plus its also important to watch your horse being done (
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Plus its also important to watch your horse being done (

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Re: Re: anyone realise the importance of good farriery
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Sure our trainers do?
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Re: Re: anyone realise the importance of good farriery
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The old trainers used to say " No foot no horse" Still holds true today.
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Re: Re: anyone realise the importance of good farriery
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Yup-no foot, no horse. And there is no textbook method, as you rarely get a horse with a textbook hoof. They are very unique. We have a horse that cannot be without a shoe, yet has such weak walls, that he is prone to losing his shoes. If he keeps them on, he runs a decent race. Good farriers are hard to find. I put good farriery right up there with importance as nutrition
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14 years 2 weeks ago
what happened to the farrier School at Turfs?
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Re: Re: anyone realise the importance of good farriery
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scotia Wrote:
> It is very important, if u get the job done right,
> your horses can be a "shoe-in",
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> Plus its also important to watch your horse being
> done (
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the guy in the background either squint or married.
> It is very important, if u get the job done right,
> your horses can be a "shoe-in",

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> Plus its also important to watch your horse being
> done (

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> i52.tinypic.com/f3z1bd.jpg
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> i55.tinypic.com/24n01s4.jpg
the guy in the background either squint or married.
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