Web-exclusive content for this issue includes:

• Farrier Bob Marshall discusses how a penciled heel helps keep concave shoes from sticking.
• Travis Burns of the Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine discusses addressing a keratoma.
• Stuart Muir goes over shoeing for stifle conditions and utilizing accurate vet diagnoses and correct farriery principles.
• Farriers share their advice on dealing with horses that don’t want to cooperate during a shoeing appointment.

Web-exclusive content for this issue includes:

• Read tributes about Lee Liles from farriers from around the world.
• Learn how to identify traumatized internal structures of the foot to prevent and intervene on pathology.
• Download and read our free eGuide, “20 Safety Tips For Clients Who Hold Horses For Farriers And Vets.”
• Watch a video of South Carolina farrier Jeff Pauley creating an artificial hoof wall with an adhesive.

COMING 11/12/18

Web-exclusive content for this issue includes:

• Learn more about getting liability insurance and how it can benefit your farrier practice.
• Pueblo, Colo., farrier Troy Kerr shares insight on charging for your work and taking expenses into account.
• Hall Of Fame farrier Dave Farley shares how he uses interviews and correspondence to choose good clients.
• Read about how scientific studies reveal the mysteries of how the equine foot responds to moisture.

Web-exclusive content for this issue includes:

• Lexington, Ky., farrier Stuart Muir discusses when to use direct and indirect glue-on shoes.
• Farriers share their techniques for dodging common backyard foot problems that tend to occur with clients who are novice owners.
• Get more insight on building a multi-farrier practice from Wellington, Fla., farrier James Gilchrist.
• Find out why a Colorado horse owner drives 5 hours to have Steve Foxworth shoe his horse.

Web-exclusive content for this issue includes:

• Read how Pulaski, Tenn., farrier Stan Trimble demonstrates how he shoes Tennessee Walking Horses.
• Read  how Wisconsin Rapids, Wis., farrier Matt Lybeck shares a “cool” find — safety glasses that don’t fog up while forging.
• Read more Farriers Week tributes to farriers from their clients, equine veterinarians and mentees.
• Watch a panel of backyard farriers offer their advice for building a better practice.

Web-exclusive content for this issue includes:

• Watch Stuart Muir of Rood & Riddle Equine Hospital give a presentation on when and how to use adhesives.
• Read more about how California farrier Wes Champagne kept American Pharoah on track for the Triple Crown.
• Watch videos from our Shoeing For A Living Day with Texas farrier Mike Chance.
• Watch Bobby Menker talk about achieving traction with different cases.

Web-exclusive content for this issue includes:

• Watch a video of Hall Of Fame farrier Roy Bloom demonstrating how to size your punch and pritchel for a specific nail.
• Wisconsin farrier Matt Maurer demonstrates a number of tips for your hoof knife in a video from AFJTV.
• Read all about the day American Farriers Journal spent with Hall Of Fame farrier Tom Curl for Shoeing For A Living.
• If you exchange your propane tank for your rig or barbecue grill, you’ll want to heed this warning from police.

Web-exclusive content for this issue includes:

• Read about common ethical dilemmas farriers encountered in 2017.
• Get succinct advice from farriers on dealing with quarter cracks.
• Get further insight from other presenters, including Dr. Ric Redden, at the Tex Cauthen Memorial Seminar.
• Cornell University Equine Hospital veterinarian Norm Ducharme explains how to evaluate foal limb deformities.

Web-exclusive content for this issue includes:

• Watch a video of Bend, Ore., farrier Kurt Fisk offering his insight on scheduling, finding our comfort zone and how competitions can improve your practice.
• Read more about Brian Hampson’s hoof-care research on feral horse hooves, moisture and the foot and how trimming changes hoof morphology.
• Gain more insight on working with large horses, as well as how Hall Of Fame farrier Michael Wildenstein handles a variety of foot issues.
• Get more thoughts and ideas about working with backyard horses.

Web-exclusive content for this issue includes:

• Watch a video of Sacramento, Calif., farrier John Williams demonstrating how to forge the Bob Marshall-style of heel check.
• Get more insight on sizing tools to punch nails, how to get an extra reset with worn out nail holes and how to punch extra nail holes in keg shoes.
• Watch a webinar discussion with Renate Weller and other members of the Royal Veterinary College’s equine locomotor research program.
• Read the federal lawsuit filed by Pacific Coast Horseshoeing School against the state of California, as well as a watch a video that details the rationale behind it.