Make sure that your shoeing clients understand the importance of providing you with a good safe working environment for shoeing their horses.

WHEN YOU shoe your clients’ horses at a show, Tony Bucci says you should respect the official show farrier by saying hello, introducing yourself and by being polite.

WHAT GOOD ARE the latest findings in research if no one knows about it?

FINDING A SUCCESSFUL way to treat club feet, as well as high-low syndrome, in your clients’ horses can be a never-ending adventure.

So one of your clients is looking to buy another horse? And you’ve been asked for advice? It’s no wonder.

It can be frustrating when you’re trying to explain a hoof-care problem to a client and they just stare back at you blankly.