After a decade of drawing farrier teams from around the globe to Kentucky, organizers of the World Horseshoeing Classic are ending its popular annual competition.

Are the inside of your horseshoe nail holes distorted? If they are, there is a simple tool modification that can help.

A challenge to make a heart-shaped horseshoe in one heat started by a Derbyshire farrier has gone viral and raised thousands of pounds in memory of Captain Sir Tom Moore.

Whether at a convention, certification or contest, you can usually see Andy Darden with his red truck. His set up is simple: sitting in a lawn chair with his tailgate down displaying an incredible selection of beautiful, quality tools. I met him a few years ago at the first Forge of July in Shelbyville, Ky. He took the time to explain his tool making process, offered advice and shared the wisdom he’s earned over decades as a farrier and toolmaker to all who stopped by his truck. I’ve enjoyed many of these conversations over the years and keep in touch with Darden. With COVID-19 limiting travel, I haven’t seen Darden because of the cancellation of events, so we chatted online.