Articles by Frank Lessiter

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Shoeing for a Living

Patching Cracks, Gluing Shoes

Racetrack farrier Ian McKinlay has built a solid reputation for having the answers for tackling cracks, wall separations and thin hoof walls
Ian McKinlay's shoeing rig is different than what you'll find being used by most farriers. First, the rig used by the South Amboy, N.J., blacksmith is a 2008 Lincoln Continental Town Car.
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Think Snow!

Snow pads can help your clients keep riding safely all winter while dealing with snow, ice, frozen ground, mud and slush problems
Just because the weather turns bad doesn’t mean your clients want to give up riding and working their horses until warmer spring weather arrives.
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Soring Concerns Continue but Changes are Coming

Too many gaited horses are still being sored to gain a competitive edge in the show ring
A total of 49 nails were used to hold the pads together on this Tennessee Walking Horse. Equine veterinarian Tracy Turner says this is clearly excessive when you look at how the nail locations were used to add weight in the heel area.
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