During more than 30 years of shoeing, Red Renchin of Mequon, Wis., has developed a unique approach that has helped him build a thriving practice that includes many high end hunters and jumpers.

JUST AS WITH any other job, there are surely those frustrating days when you ask yourself, “Why did I get myself into this?”

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?