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Gustavo Vela Munoz practiced as a veterinarian in Veracruz, Mexico before moving to the United States, then spent seven years in Minnesota working with cows and horses as a veterinary technician and assistant. He brings more than 15 years of experience with large animals to his farrier work. The services listed are hoof trimming and […]
Deana Fisher taught secondary English for 24 years before corrective shoeing brought her own off-the-track Thoroughbred sound and sent her to the Minnesota School of Horseshoeing, where she graduated in fall 2024. She apprenticed for a year with two local farriers and still works twice weekly under a third. Her truck handles balanced trims mapped […]
The Equine Podiatry Center sets this practice apart: Dr Scott Morrison co-founded it with farrier Manfred Eckert, and its Lexington roster lists eleven farriers beside the veterinarians, with a fabrication crew building therapeutic shoes, pads, boots and custom braces for surgical patients. Raul Bras appears with both DVM and CJF after his name. Bill Rood […]
Dr. Brian Eitelman combines two credentials rarely held by the same person: a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from Colorado State University and AFA Journeyman Farrier certification, the highest level he reached during 20 years of horseshoeing before he became a veterinarian. Aggie Vet and Farrier Services, his mobile practice based near Parker, offers maintenance […]
Jason Critton, who holds Certified Journeyman Farrier, Therapeutic Education and AWCF credentials, has run C-Cross Farrier Services from Jackson Creek Road in Sedalia for nearly 20 years. The multi-farrier practice serves horse owners across Colorado’s Front Range. Critton has been the official farrier of the Colorado Horse Park since 2013 and held that role for […]
Be Quick Horseshoeing works the Front Range from southern Wyoming through Fort Collins to south Denver, covering Loveland, Windsor, Berthoud, Longmont, Boulder and Erie. The farrier business performs hot and cold shoeing, aluminium shoes, therapeutic shoeing for lameness recovery, performance shoes with side plates for Tennessee Walkers, reining horses and barrel racers, plus barefoot trimming, […]
Renan Sauer has shod horses in Florida since 2002 and holds Certified Journeyman II standing with the BWFA along with a Certified Equine Appraiser credential. Based in Marion County, his practice covers Ocala, Citra, Morriston, Alachua and some surrounding areas. His work has spanned young breeding stock and race, jumper and dressage horses, and he […]
Therapeutic shoeing and bonding work are named as the specialty here, backed by a trailer stocked with shoes in a range of sizes, a forge, grinders and hand tools for hot work, Glushu glue-ons and various acrylics, so that, in the farrier’s words, 99% of the time if I need it, I have it on […]
Certification from the International Society of Equine Locomotor Pathology sits at the centre of the veterinary half of this business, which states that Jessica L Morgan, DVM, was the first woman in the world to earn it; she also serves as an FEI official veterinarian for dressage, driving, eventing and jumping. Lameness workups pair systematic […]
Kyle Williamson posts a flat price and a time slot for every job: hoof trimming at $70 in a half-hour appointment, shoeing at $180 over ninety minutes, shoeing with pads at $220 across two hours, and corrective shoeing at $240 in the same two-hour window. Hot shoeing and cold shoeing are both listed as options, […]
Hamburg, at 5361 Old Route 22, is the base for Dave Deppen’s shoeing round. His site states the credential plainly: “Dave Deppen, CJF, is an American Farrier Association certified journeyman farrier.” He holds the office of treasurer at the Pennsylvania Professional Farriers’ Association and belongs to the World Champion Blacksmiths, and he is active in […]
Shane Jacob has shod horses in the Las Vegas valley since 1992 and served two terms as president of the Southern Nevada Horseshoers Association, and his farrier work anchors Jacob Livestock & Feed alongside its retail hay and grain operation on Brent Lane. The store stocks seven to ten types of baled forage year-round in […]
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