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The Western States Farrier
Добавлен 1 янв 2024
My focus for this channel is to share what knowledge I have gained so far throughout my career, in hopes it either helps current farriers and horse owners, or possibly encourage someone that is interested in the trade to take the first steps to becoming a farrier. I’ll share what tips and trick I have acquired along the way, and hopefully I’ll learn some from the audience as well. A little bit about me, I’m an AFA Certified Journeyman Farrier and absolutely love diving deep into my trade while hoping to benefit horses and help them reach their highest potential in their respective disciplines.
Hind shoe modification tips
Simple modifications to the ground surface of shoes can help control undesirable growth patterns hers is one I use frequently. Thanks for watching!
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Quarter crack patch for a jumper. (Full length video coming soon!)
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Quarter crack patch for a jumper. (Full length video coming soon!)
Keeping it simple
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You don’t always have to take a lot of foot to make a big difference. Thanks for watching!
How efficient is your barefoot trim??
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Most of us in this trade cut our teeth on trims, so why not learn to trim feet with speed and accuracy and save on your body and tools. Let me know what you think of this method. #asmr #farrier #horse #equestrian #horseshoeing #satisfying #transformation #horses
The BEST way to fix a quarter crack
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There are many methods for fixing quarter cracks on horse hooves. This one happens to be my favorite. #asmr #farrier #horse #equestrian #horseshoeing #satisfying
How to “stand up” a flat footed horse
Просмотров 30 тыс.9 месяцев назад
If you’ve ever had a client ask to stand their horse up more, but said horse has very flat feet and you’re struggling to achieve that upright hoof capsule. Then this video might be for you. Depending on the growth pattern this might be the approach you need to take to achieve the correct alignment throughout the cycle. #asmr #farrier #horse #equestrian #horseshoeing #horses
White line disease resection on a horse hoof
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There is a variety of reasons infections like this plague horse hooves, the tough part is finding out what those reasons are, the fun part is the hoof wall resection. This dressage pony battles white line disease in this same location on the same foot at least once a year. This void can be created in as short as 6 weeks between shoeings. #farrier #horse #asmr #equestrian #horseshoeing
Shoeing a long toe/low heel horse
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Long toes and low heels are very common in warm blood breeds tag along and watch how I tackle it and to see the transformation on Solo! #farrier #horse #equestrian #horseshoeing #transformation #horses #asmr
How to balance horse feet without X-rays
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How many times have you heard a farrier say “I don’t have X-ray vision” when addressing a horse with difficult feet to balance? Or a horse with very uneven high/low heel syndrome? Here’s a little trick using external markers to help balance both fronts without the use of X-rays. #farrier #horse #equestrian #horses
Hugo - second set of shoes. Amazing progress!
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Hugo - second set of shoes. Amazing progress!
Tyndall- Repairing damaged foot with acrylic
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Tyndall- Repairing damaged foot with acrylic
How to safely shoe a horse that is over due
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How to safely shoe a horse that is over due
Bosch- dressage horse with uneven feet (high/low heel syndrome)
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Bosch- dressage horse with uneven feet (high/low heel syndrome)
How to shoe long toe low heel feet. (Difference between length and depth)
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How to shoe long toe low heel feet. (Difference between length and depth)
Shoeing Sophie’s front feet (crooked front legs)
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Shoeing Sophie’s front feet (crooked front legs)
Hugo- First time shoeing (High/Low heel syndrome)
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Hugo- First time shoeing (High/Low heel syndrome)
“These rasps they cut” with my tapped up finger from cutting it with a rasp
Fantastic video! Well explained very informative and educational!!This young farrier is going to have a successful business. Mainly he is respectful!!!👍👍👍👍👍🙏
Great vid🎉
The heels are too high which puts pressure on P3
All this with no xrays, get the owner to xray
As you already know I'm a Fan of your video methodology - having a shoeing plan, explaining what you see to start and what you intend to do about it, and why. So in this case, no mention of the glaring quarter crack left me waiting for some mention. Granted, One can only fix so many flaws at once, and often, the most appropriate fix for one flaw potentially worsens another, but as Farrier's watching Farrier vids, obvious issues left out leaves the Viewer disappointed. Great stuff for non-informed horse Owners, but even a mention of possible future attention, like fullering the lateral branch for more support under the crack, or even rasping a float under it, etc would cover the lack of mention. I do recall you did one vid where you focused on quarter crack treatment...wonder if it was this horse? All that said, your didactic explanations are creating quality vids that are enjoyed and appreciated.
well done brother, thanks for sharing. great job
Can you explain why some shoers attach the shoe with heat? I apologize for my naiveness... Im genuinely interested and appreciate what you do.
The shoe isn’t actually applied while hot, it’s cooled before nailing it on. There’s a couple benefits to “hot shoeing”. Ease of shaping is one, and when it is burnt onto the hoof it seals parts of the hoof and will help the hoof maintain its structure in wetter environments.
What knife do you use, is that a Todd walker?
Tosaky forge. To my understanding he used to make the Todd Walker knives so they’re very similar.
nice work, i understand why you set the shoe back so far, i,m not so bold, maybe i will try it.
It’s very dependent on the hoof, sometimes feet can handle it and sometimes they can’t. Let the COR decide if you can set it back. Sometimes just picking a larger shoe to add more caudal support is a better way to go.
Nice vdo bro Can i ask a question How we fix long toe low heel with no shoe at all just barefoot trimming I am in a place where there is no one who can put shoes on horses please give me some advice Thank you
Régen láttam ilyen ügyetlen kezet !!!
great job! everything's very well explained
2 part epoxy works every time!!!
What product are you using?
Equilox
Can you do a video on how to balance medial lateral balance?
You did not use the term Mustang roll.
Why do you use a hoof knife to pick out the hoof initially? I would think that would wear out your knife too fast.
I use the back of my knife as to not dull the cutting edge I am usually only able to use a knife for about 8 months and picking feet with it doesn’t seem to speed that up much.
I kept thinking of the dentist.
Great work 👍 quality content 💪
JB weld works on everything.
Nice job❤❤❤❤❤
Forgive my ignorance, but what is this for? Thanks.
The rasp is like a big nail file made for horses, but it’s also great at grooming horses during shedding season. The small teeth grab the loose hair better
He will rasp it or sand it after it cures, will not be noticed at all.
The things we never knew epoxy was good for.
И кога ще видим завършека?
Cool❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
That's a Real 'Body Shop'...hee-Yah! Howdy, Howdy, Howdy!?
Cool❤❤❤❤❤
What causes this, and dose it happen often.
Usually it’s an imbalance in the hoof capsule that causes cracks. In this case this horse has a very asymmetrical bone in his pastern that causes some extreme overloading of the inside aspect of the hoof causing the crack.
how do you correct low heels? I am thinking perhaps my mare needs shoes but I don't want her feet to depend on the shoe and grow normally
I would love to send you some pics of my arabian. She has the high/low hoof; however, it is not that exaggerated. Yet, we have some problems going on. Her right front is her low heel. This is causing here to flare between trimmings because now her bars are growing out and towards the toe. Evidentially, she needs to be adjusted weekly because of the extra hoof wall growth. I need to know how to BOTH correct the high low and also how to get here heels in the correct place while encouraging her bars to grow straight and therefore not give her flaring. Is there any way I could send you some pics and get your advice? I cannot afford weekly trimmings at 50 bucks a pop. I may need to do this myself
I’d be happy to try and help via pictures and videos. If you’d like to send some to my email I’ll do my best to evaluate them and give you my best guess on what you could do to help. My email is westernstatesfarrier@gmail.com
If you're gonna go to all that trouble,why not take your time to smooth it out evenly, and make it look Nice
Quedó bien feo yo no quisiera ser caballo
Excellent no fuss video. Thank you for very clear instructions and well filmed demonstration.😀
What’s white line disease?
What's the material to fix that?
Appears To Be An Epoxy..like jb weld.
the horse can't feel it
Basahkan tangan dgn air bisa ratakan dgn tangan tidak lengket 👍
Ouch
That's gotta feel good
SuranWrap & Epoxy fixes anything !
Just like super glue, and duct tape.
Looks like epoxy to me
از ایمپلنت های پزشکی استفاده کنید نتیجه بهتری میگیرید
Why did you take so much of the sole?
@@kennyjohnson9178 If this was just an ordinary trim instead of a barefoot trim, the Western States Farrier should be willing to explain it
Awwwww... Feels soooo GOOD!!
That works really good ❤😊
Great work 👍💪
It's even color coordinated. 👍
This and a hack saw blade can be used, but use an older hacksaw blade. They are great shedding tools
I agree. I personally set the shoes back on a lot of front feet, stretched lamina, straight quarters.