Explore the artistry and skill behind shoeing horses, highlighting the increased recognition and the challenges faced in this ...

Draft horses such as Percherons can also be susceptible to a condition called "shivers" that causes trembling in the horse's ... All horses should see a farrier regularly to care for their hooves.

O wing to the fact that horseshoes are both a game and a good luck charm, most people know what horses’ “shoes” look like.

Bill Spellman, a North East farrier, has trimmed and shoed horse hooves for nearly 15 years. To him, it's a job he's always been naturally good at.

“Mr. Helmuth is a master of all aspects of horse ownership including training, driving, showing, building harness, and shoeing,” the American Cream Draft Horse Association said in a news release. Also ...

The farrier's profession can be linked as far back as 1st century in Rome, and though basics of shoeing and caring for horse's hooves has not changed significantly since the profession's beginnings, ...

At the Pacific Coast Horseshoeing School in Plymouth, Calif., Amanda Smith, 35, the lead instructor, has noticed an uptick in enrollment of students with zero horse experience, something she ...