It may not be exactly fair, but Steve Teichman says if you’re a farrier for a United States Equestrian Federation team, you’re going to be expected to be able to fix just about any hoof problem that crops up.

This particular tree limb would have only caught the eye of  a farrier.

You can’t really take a “back-to-basics” approach to therapeutic horseshoeing.

With fuel prices rising, it’s not surprising if you feel like crying when you start your shoeing rig every morning.

At some point in their careers, a lot of farriers have a disturbing epiphany.

Sooner or later, every farrier or equine veterinarian is going to run into laminitis.