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Court Dismisses Lawsuit After Farrier Dies While Shoeing A Horse

A California farrier with 45 years of experience was hired to trim a horse’s hooves. While working in an outdoor corral, the horse knocked him down and his head hit a rock. He died from his injuries and his estate sued the horse owner, who also owned the property. The trial court dismissed the case and the California Court of Appeals agreed.
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California Blacksmith Draws On His Farrier Experience

Tolley Marney works like an old-fashioned blacksmith. He heats found steel in a forge until it glows pale orange, then holds it with tongs against an anvil. He pounds precisely with a narrow hammer, shaping it steadily until it’s too cool to manipulate. For many years, he shaped horseshoes with these tools and traveled the Coachella Valley as a farrier. Now, he uses them to shape sculptures that captivate their viewers.
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17th Annual National Farriers Week

An American Farriers Journal tribute to farriers’ hard work and dedication.
Farriers work hard year-round to provide quality hoof care for horses worldwide. To honor their dedication and service, American Farriers Journal created National Farriers Week, taking place this year from July 5-11, 2015. Our 4th annual Farriers Spotlight is back as well. Learn more about how you can submit a tribute.
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