Products Tagged with 'American Farriers Journal'

Veterinarian Insights On The Equine Foot (Part 2)

This report features a collection of articles by some of the leading equine veterinarians. This PDF report examines the subject of balance. How do you use hoof measurements for accessing hoof balance? What are the effects of balance on equine weight and distrbution?

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Accurate nail placement is among the critical keys to a secure shoe fit, and The Importance of Properly Driving Nails explores common nailing challenges all farriers deal with, such as blown out hoof walls, a loose shoe fit, shoeing too frequently and sore hooves. This report offers expert advice from veteran farriers, giving you the most insightful information available on nail and shoe placement. A must-read report for shoers wanting to save time, nails and the hoof wall.

In 2010, American Farriers Journal marked the 35 years since Florida farrier Henry Heymering turned out the very first issue of American Farriers Journal.  He published the 8-page black and white issue in March of 1975. Now, we're looking back at what's happened in the footcare business over the past 35 years and the most important developments that have occurred since 1975. We looked at how the industry has evolved and where it may be going.

This leading edge report offers practical approaches to dealing with laminitis - equine's most dreaded disease. 75% of horses affected with laminitis eventually develop severe or chronic lameness, contributing to the $13 million in annual losses in North America. If you're one of the 84% of farriers that deal with laminitis concerns each month, you have to have this report in your rig as an on-the-spot reference.

This 62-page report is jam packed with valuable information you need to know when it comes to hoof care for performance horses. Broken down into nine “chapters," you’ll learn essential tips, tricks and techniques to use when dealing with Sport Horses, Western Performance Horses, Rodeo Horses, Long-Footed Gaited Horses, Pas Finos, Peruvian Paso Finos, Endurance Horses and even a bit of history. 

This 32-page report examines common elements that must be implemented if a shoer wants to achieve a sustainable practice. Written from the perspective of several members of the International Horseshoeing Hall Of Fame, these members share their advice for today’s horseshoers based on lessons learned, often through trial and error, to advance their careers. If you are new to this profession, this report can help you start to think about how your career should progress, and if you’re a seasoned veteran, take this as a friendly reminder of what you need to succeed.

The Farrier is a stunning visual tribute to the farrier’s trade, captured by world-renowned farrier and author Simon Curtis. This exclusive, 350-page limited-edition book takes readers on a pictorial journey across six continents, showcasing the incredible diversity of horse breeds, working environments, and farrier practices worldwide.

The Hoof of the Horse will take you on a journey tracing the development of the equine hoof, from its beginning in the mare’s uterus all the way to old age. Written by world-renowned Hall of Fame farrier and author Simon Curtis, this 188-page hardcover book is a book to be read by anyone interested in the horse and how its unique hoof works.

Corrective Farriery: Volume I is a highly regarded textbook that bridges the gap between traditional horseshoeing and modern veterinary science. Edited by renowned farrier Dr. Simon Curtis, this book provides farriers and veterinarians with a deep understanding of hoof anatomy, development, and pathology. It offers. practical, step-by-step guidance on advanced remedial shoeing techniques, hoof capsule repair, and managing complex conditions like laminitis. 

Corrective Farriery: Volume II focuses directly on advanced mechanical hoof repair, modern synthetic materials, and hospital-level trauma care. Edited by Dr. Simon Curtis alongside. a international team of equine experts, this volume provides practical guidance on using modern acrylics, fiberglass, and glue-on technologies rather than traditional nails. It offers specialized shoeing protocols for managing severe hoof cracks, supporting healing bone fractures, and detailing how professional farriers can work seamlessly alongside veterinary surgeons in a clinical environment.