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No Government Agency Tracks Farrier Numbers

This exclusive 3-part American Farriers Journal series looks at facts about the hoof-care industry and its national organizations.


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Hoof-Care Highlights: June 6, 2026

This Week's Lineup:

  • Applied Learning in Horseshoeing
  • High Standards
  • Unpacking Equine Diagnostics
  • Traction on a Barrel Horse
  • Toe Crack Resection
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Take Advantage of Clinics as an Educational Tool

When much of your hoof-care education is coming from in-person events, it’s important that those events contain valuable information. Here, I’ve collected a few tips and tricks to demonstrate the value of getting out to your local clinic or contest.

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Footcare & Farrier Business Insights

Each week our editors will bring you data we collected in our American Farriers Journal Business Practices Survey. Check back weekly for our latest update. Read More
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Staying Out of the Horse’s Way

Looking back, Mike Chance believes he didn’t have the typical make-up to be a successful farrier. And maybe he wouldn’t have become a horseshoer had he acknowledged that. “It never occurred to me that I couldn’t be successful in this trade,” he says. “Maybe I was lacking in some areas, but I was determined to be a farrier.” Read More
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Managing Low, Weak Heels in Performance Horses

Low, weak heels can cause significant issues for both performance horses and the pleasure horse. The issues relating to low, weak heels do not isolate themselves to only the hoof.

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