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How to Find Success Before You Relocate

If you have to move your hoof-care practice, preparation and networking are the keys to your success
With the nature of our business, starting from scratch isn’t an appealing prospect for most farriers. At a career’s launch, a new shoer fresh to an area typically struggles to acquire clients while working to develop a solid reputation. Often, that novice farrier may take on the horses that established farriers don’t want or need on their roster.
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Shoeing Backyard Horses Is Tough To Beat

Although shoeing backyard horses comes with challenges, working with these horses can sustain a healthy shoeing practice
When a farrier embarks on this remarkable career, it is common that he or she will shoe horses commonly referred to as "backyard horses." Some will say this with disdain, but in reality, this segment of the horse population may be the very best kind of horses to be shod - especially in this economy.
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Summit Reaches New Heights

The menu of new scientific theory, fresh looks at traditional ideas and concepts, footcare case histories, challenging speakers, opportunities for networking and ample time for visiting a well-stocked trade show proved to be very much to the taste of more than 800 farriers, equine veterinarians and other hoof-care professionals who attended the third annual International Hoof-Care Summit, in Cincinnati, Ohio, from Jan. 31 to Feb. 3.
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