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A Wake Up Call for Farriers
By Jeremy McGovern

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Farriers Question AVMA’s Proposed Elimination Of Exemption
Veterinary medicine definition is open to interpretation without an explanation.
By Jeff Cota

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The Reluctant Remedial Shoer
California farrier Travis Koons relies on a minimalist approach in therapeutic cases.
By Jeff Cota

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Defining The Hoof Quarters
The prevalence of caudal foot problems leads Hall Of Fame farrier to spell out the critical, yet elusive, description.
By Katie Navarra

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Keys To Succeed With Halter Horses
There are many factors that lead to improving your work as a halter horse farrier.
By Adam Matthews

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Summit Delivers Powerful Takeaways
Industry professionals share the ideas they learned that will most benefit their practices.

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How Would You Handle These Ethical Concerns About Footcare?
Farriers share their opinions and advice for handling these common situations.

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Lessons From The Track
Veteran Thoroughbred and Standardbred farriers share some of the important lessons they’ve honed over their careers.

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7 For The Ages
Five farriers and two veterinarians were elected to their respective Halls Of Fame.
By Linda Braus and Aneela Nasir

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Three Recognized As Future Footcare Leaders
Three farriers were honored for making progress in their footcare careers.

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Family Streak Started In Summit Mail-In Forging Exercise
Pennsylvania farrier Stephen Stoltzfus comes out on top in bar shoe challenge.

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The Time For Your Money Is Now
Make your hard-earned money work for you through low risk investments.
By Will Gramlich

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Correcting Angular Limb Deformities
Proven techniques for treating mild to serious deviations in foals.
By Audrey Pavia

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Imprint Training
Properly performed techniques after birth result in equids that accept trimming and nailing, says California vet.
By Ron Perszewski

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Farriers Research Each Day, Why Not Document It?
Collecting and sharing data improves the life of the horse and the industry.
By Jeff Cota

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How Does Your Practice Compare?
See how your business measures up with other farriers.

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