There are a lot of tools and devices found in shoeing rigs and boxes that have one factor in common.

When you buy a new pair of boots, they may need a little “breaking in” before they’ll fit comfortably.

If you shoe dressage horses, Dave Farley has some pointers that might interest you.

Non-traditional horseshoes are becoming increasingly popular among both farriers and horse owners. However, these shoes often require application methods that are considerably different from traditional steel shoes.