American Farriers Journal Issue Survey: May/June 2018

On a scale of 1 to 5, with 5 being the highest score, please rate the articles you found in this recent issue. (If you have no opinion, please leave the rating block blank.) Add any additional comments about American Farriers Journal at the bottom.

scale: 1=dislike, 3=neutral, 5=like

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Customer Service That Covers Your Back
By Jeremy McGovern

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Horse Missing Part Of Coffin Bone Competitively Jumps
New Jersey farrier creates shoeing package that keeps warmblood in the show ring.
By Jeff Cota

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Staying Out Of The Horse’s Way
Texas farrier Mike Chance finds successfully shoeing the Western Pleasure horse comes from treating it like an individual.
By Jeremy McGovern

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No Bells And Whistles, Just Keep It Simple
Kentucky farrier Bobby Menker keeps equine athletes competing by easing heel problems.
By Jeff Cota

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Looking For Lameness During A Pre-Purchase Exam
Ohio vet and farrier corrects asymmetrical gaits with wireless sensors.
By Audrey Pavia

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* 6.
Are You Proactive Or Reactive With Performance Horses?
The key to successfully providing hoof care for the performance horse rests with your ability to be proactive.
By Jeremy McGovern

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Helping Sport Horses Compete Through Suspensory Injuries
Knowing how to do these modifications are necessary as suspensory issues have become more prevalent.
By Jeremy McGovern

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* 8.
Direct And Indirect Glue-On Shoes
These applications benefit compromised hoof wall and sole the most.
By Jeff Cota

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An Overview Of Equine Canker
This article provides a summary of the diagnosis and treatment of this foot diseases.
By Dr. Stephen E. O’Grady

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The Key To Soundness Is In The Heels
Providing appropriate caudal support helps keep racehorses on the track.
By Jeff Cota

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* 11.
Club Foot Or Upright Foot?
Proper diagnosis is important for determining a maintenance plan.
By Katie Navarra

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* 12.
Remembering Danny Ward
Hoof-care industry memorializes the Hall Of Fame farrier’s profound influence.

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Fullering To Perfection
A few recommendations can help you efficiently crease handmade shoes.
By Ron Perszewski

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* 14. Please rate the following departments on a scale of 1 to 5, with 5 being the highest score.

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* 1. Customer Service That Covers Your Back By Jeremy McGovern

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* 2. Horse Missing Part Of Coffin Bone Competitively JumpsNew Jersey farrier creates shoeing package that keeps warmblood in the show ring.By Jeff Cota

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* 3. Staying Out Of The Horse’s WayTexas farrier Mike Chance finds successfully shoeing the Western Pleasure horse comes from treating it like an individual.By Jeremy McGovern

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* 4. No Bells And Whistles, Just Keep It SimpleKentucky farrier Bobby Menker keeps equine athletes competing by easing heel problems.By Jeff Cota

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* 5. Looking For Lameness During A Pre-Purchase ExamOhio vet and farrier corrects asymmetrical gaits with wireless sensors.By Audrey Pavia

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* 6. Are You Proactive Or Reactive With Performance Horses?The key to successfully providing hoof care for the performance horse rests with your ability to be proactive.By Jeremy McGovern

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* 7. Helping Sport Horses Compete Through Suspensory InjuriesKnowing how to do these modifications are necessary as suspensory issues have become more prevalent.By Jeremy McGovern

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* 8. Direct And Indirect Glue-On ShoesThese applications benefit compromised hoof wall and sole the most.By Jeff Cota

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* 9. An Overview Of Equine CankerThis article provides a summary of the diagnosis and treatment of this foot diseases.By Dr. Stephen E. O’Grady

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* 10. The Key To Soundness Is In The HeelsProviding appropriate caudal support helps keep racehorses on the track. By Jeff Cota

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* 11. Club Foot Or Upright Foot?Proper diagnosis is important for determining a maintenance plan.By Katie Navarra

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* 12. Remembering Danny WardHoof-care industry memorializes the Hall Of Fame farrier’s profound influence.

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* 13. Fullering To PerfectionA few recommendations can help you efficiently crease handmade shoes.By Ron Perszewski

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* 14. Please rate the following departments on a scale of 1 to 5, with 5 being the highest score.

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* 15. How would you rate the value of this issue?

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* 16. How would you rate your overall satisfaction with American Farriers Journal?

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* 17. Additional comments about this issue or American Farriers Journal overall.

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* 18. Enter your information if you want to be entered into the drawing for a free 1-year subscription to American Farriers Journal

* 1.
Customer Service That Covers Your Back
By Jeremy McGovern

* 2.
Horse Missing Part Of Coffin Bone Competitively Jumps
New Jersey farrier creates shoeing package that keeps warmblood in the show ring.
By Jeff Cota

* 3.
Staying Out Of The Horse’s Way
Texas farrier Mike Chance finds successfully shoeing the Western Pleasure horse comes from treating it like an individual.
By Jeremy McGovern

* 4.
No Bells And Whistles, Just Keep It Simple
Kentucky farrier Bobby Menker keeps equine athletes competing by easing heel problems.
By Jeff Cota

* 5.
Looking For Lameness During A Pre-Purchase Exam
Ohio vet and farrier corrects asymmetrical gaits with wireless sensors.
By Audrey Pavia

* 6.
Are You Proactive Or Reactive With Performance Horses?
The key to successfully providing hoof care for the performance horse rests with your ability to be proactive.
By Jeremy McGovern

* 7.
Helping Sport Horses Compete Through Suspensory Injuries
Knowing how to do these modifications are necessary as suspensory issues have become more prevalent.
By Jeremy McGovern

* 8.
Direct And Indirect Glue-On Shoes
These applications benefit compromised hoof wall and sole the most.
By Jeff Cota

* 9.
An Overview Of Equine Canker
This article provides a summary of the diagnosis and treatment of this foot diseases.
By Dr. Stephen E. O’Grady

* 10.
The Key To Soundness Is In The Heels
Providing appropriate caudal support helps keep racehorses on the track.
By Jeff Cota

* 11.
Club Foot Or Upright Foot?
Proper diagnosis is important for determining a maintenance plan.
By Katie Navarra

* 12.
Remembering Danny Ward
Hoof-care industry memorializes the Hall Of Fame farrier’s profound influence.

* 13.
Fullering To Perfection
A few recommendations can help you efficiently crease handmade shoes.
By Ron Perszewski