2016 Industry Pros - Farrier
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- Опубликовано: 8 дек 2016
- Take a behind the scenes look at the life of a Standardbred racehorse blacksmith with veteran Tony Avenatti as he illustrates his craft on a young Tony Alagna trainee at Sunshine Meadows in Delray Beach, FL.
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I have no idea why I am watching this. I have never been on a horse, never ridden one, and don't plan on it. I find it fascinating
Your mom... take a real good look at her feet next time you go to the beach..
Same ive never even touched one .
Same now I been on like a RUclips Bing. Asmr horse shoe vids lol
Inner city 🌃 blues ✌🏽😂 This looks crazy
Shannon McDowell 😂😂
I am so glad that you can watch people doing something that dedicated! It is so inspiring!
Was watching the video and heard you mention you went to school in Macomb, Illinois. I also went to Midwestern Horse shoeing School. Roy Evans was the owner/instructor when I went. I'm 72 and still shoeing. Still enjoy the good ones, just don't do the bad ones now. Good luck to you!
Great to see someone who cares in what and how hes doing... Shoeing is a tough job.. Gald you care. Thank you
Wow just amazing. I love watching excellence and old world craftmanship as well. True talent if you ask me.
Your stills standing up straight after all those years of shoeing. Nice job
How incredibly magnificent is that horse??!! Omg, what a beauty!!
I get a kick out of all the opinions on how horses are shod ! This guy does a great job ! He understands the angles !
the horse trusted him, that alone speaks volumes.
Excellent Video.....Thanks
As a shoer who served apprenticeship with last retired US Cavalry shoeing instructor, NICE Shoeing, BUT-fasten that propane tank down!!! I'm retired now,but remember MANY stories in Anvil Magazine about shoers who died when their tanks exploded in a car wreck!!! Better yet-have an RV place mount a nice under the bed tank...Again-nice shoeing.
I admit this I lack at. This last year I've slowly upgraded my truck to a pod with a slide out where I now can have drill press, bench grinder, forge and so on. I've been trying to find how to secure my propane tanks work little room I have left. I had to fill up the other day and I had a new tank riding shotgun with me. Was it safe? No. Do I recommend it? Heck no. We as farrier need to do the best at protecting ourselves both above and below the horse.
Good work thank you
Farriers have a hard job, doing all that lifting, hammering,... I hope he can live well and painfree in retirement one day and not work himself to death.
Beautiful horse 🐴 The guy ferring is a pros pro.
Ain't no way my back would let me stooped over that long. Lol
Great job!!
learnt alot from this! great video
Christian Jones Learnt? How about learning that “learnt” isn’t a word and it’s actually “learned.”
@@mjb1971so pedantic . . . and yet so wrong. 🙃🙃🙃
Good job I liked..
Can I come and learn more skills from you ser.
I'm from Illinois.
Highly skilled. Well done and shows the experience. Alas, shoeing a horse is not an art. It seems nowadays everything is an art.
That is a Art and skill
ASMR for the horse, and me.
Horse shoeing - I always wanted to do that.
How much do you charge to shoe a horse?
The national average LAST year for cold-shoeing all 4 is $135.
Correct
Did he just say that he doesn't want you to nail in the white line??
yes
Yeah, the white line is visible laminae. Ouch, wouldn't want a nail in there. Putting holes in it also causes whiteline disease.
No, what the fuck are you talking about 😂😂😂
Are you an actual farrier, or are you just clevering yourself now? Cause I am actually one, and that is utter BS, sorry. Yes, there is a higer risk of thrush and infection by nailing a hoof, but that doesn't matter wether you nail it in the horn or white line. The white line is flexible and stretchy, so by nailing in that, you avoid locking the hoofs natural contracting/expanding ability.
Elle L He's not.
유튜브 : 말...
나 : 닥쳐 이미봤으니까
Formahoof has an idea similar to I was thinking of months ago.
what kind of oil is that
Thanks for checking out the video Andrew, were checking on your question.
OK thanks
The oil used is Hoof Shield Sealant.
OK thanks
soft steel is not the peferred metal fo shoes
I have seen a lot of farriers burn the shoe onto the hoof. What is the benefit of doing it that way?
It burns away small little ridges, and rumps so the shoe fits more perfectly. You just can’t hotshoe a horse every single time you shoe.
Will Jarvis thank you for the reply. I have been binge watching farrier videos, and cobbler videos over thr past week. Its all very interesting
Fascinating. No hot shoe burning cloud of horn smell i remember as a child.
]Who shoes all the wild horses?
Wild horses runs in fields and grass and stuff. They dont have the same wear and tear as a tame horse that runs in gravel and on tarmac.
I know this because I asked my horse owning collegue the same thing!
нихрена непонятно, но видно что ПРОФЕССИОНАЛ! красава!
"The frog is too long, it's not reality"
馬見ると鋼の錬金術師のキメラ思いだしちまう
عطر فمك بذكر الله
Trims the toe correctly good farrier
뭐가 날 이영상으로 이끈거냐
You got all these shoeing on you tube but it seems all they can do is keg shoeing never see anyone shoeing saddlebreads walking horses or morgans doing pad work and making there own shoes
That's because you can buy any kind of shoe you want these days! Or pads for that matter. 99% of your farriers don't make their own shoes.
Horseking Bring me hrer💪🤣😂
А копыто, после подковы восстанавливается?
Ну так чисто, к слову
ну так чисто из повыделываться - копыто это роговой слой - аналогично твоему ногтю. соответственно если не делать "маникюр-педикюр" будут бааальшие проблемы.
@@user-wo3sl1uq3u А ну ладно тогда
Please work on your camera work/angles.
The fordge is for show😂😂😂😂 dumb ass. Always shape hot . work to hard pounding cold steel when I do 13 head A day. I have been a farrier for 20 years
What a load of rubbish
he makes a different job look so easy, excellent video of a craftsman
Jody Maley yep
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Great video!!! Does a good job explaining to new people what is going on during the shoeing process!!
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Amazing,had no idea how much involved! An artist...Thanks
Awesome work and wonderful knowledge!
what a wholesome career, professional horse nail service lol. but how crazy that in order to do that, you have to be a blacksmith, well versed in horse health, and gentile, all at the same time.
Incredible
People are left handed very talented
A master at his craft.
Nice job! Nice video
Next to vet, the farrier is the most person in your life, then the hay guy
Macomb Illinois!!!! 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
Lovely shoeing. This guy knows his trade. Top Job!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Are you nailing straight down or kicking the nail in with the hammer. I have to go shoe my horse and pony today and hate it, since I am old and fat. We have padded saddlebred and can't find anyone, plus I am super cheap. You look in good share for being my age. Are those stardardbreds? It looks like a 100 % prefect job and a nice solid foot.
THE HORSE IS IN HIS GLORY!!! A PEDI cure. This makes the horse feel great. They eat better and run better too.
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i finally made it out of the pit of abused horses being re-shoed and made it to the good ol` normal shoeing
They need to be re-shoed every 6 weeks, right? What is normal shoeing?
In wich country do you shoe horses for?
Roy Evans
I don’t know how I got here
I wouldve liked to ask him if he does hot shoeing or if he use clips.
Had a forge on the tailgate so a would think he does.And he said about drawing clips
A gift from God to a select few of care.
How about some more shoeing videos
I need this Ferrier for my horses
Brianna Mundwiller fArrier
@@mjb1971 , actually it is spelled both ways, coming from the symbol for iron on the periodic table "Fe" so "ferrier" would actually make more sense. I think "iron"is spelled "Ferrus" in Latin.
AMEN / AMEN USTA FOREVERMORE RAWRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR .
Boy what
Horse needs a perdecure too 😆
The real question is how many horses did you mess up before you became an expert?
How much does this job pay?
For a barefoot trim, i pay my farrier 165$ for a single horse. Ofcourse prices vary.
@@DanishButterCookie 165 for a Barefoot trim your farrier is laughing all the way to the bank! Most farriers charge between 40 and 70 for a Barefoot trim and between 100 and 165 for a full set of shoes. I would find another farrier if I were you.
@@my55chevy43 165$ is cheap in my area, dont even get me started on the prices if they wore shoes.
@@DanishButterCookie wow maybe I should move where you live! And maybe I could retire after being a farrier for 37 years already thank you for all your information.
@@my55chevy43 If youre willing to move to Denmark, be my guest! lol
Sir I also know how to cleen nail from 20 years I am trainer horse dance
Interesting..
Why doesn't he clean the frog out
That was my first thought. Looks like he's rushing.
He did say at like 1:25 due to the angle of the hoof he wanted to mostly trim the front
it,s a racehorse.. trains and races in hard tracks.. you dont wanna take off too much sole or frog cos theres a risk that they get sore when working
12,712 views 3 comments I know why
IFY QuiiN Why?
He's left handed
Okay and?
Cold iron farriers to go hell!!!! What's up with the forge no gas!
The forge is quickly becoming a lost art.
Hoof gauge lol
Disciplined horse.
stop moving the camera on him just because he is answering you. we are here to watch him shoe not an interview.
Too close to the grass!
That makes no sense
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Just focus on you trimming and showing. Your camera man/woman sucks we can appreciate your work. We dont care about your face
What a hack!! You suck. Good think all you need in this industry is a good attitude. Definitely don’t need skills as proven by this video.
As a farrier, this is hard to watch :(
Cody!!! Hi buddy. Hows school treating you? We had a fantastic clinic with Jason Smith this last week, and we get Caldwell in the spring. Forging the shiz out of things lately, twenty to trim tomorrow. Hope all is well with you and your dad.
@@ViziaFilms Yeah, Why?
Lol im reading comments looking for just this one! Haha sup cody lol
The horse was very cooperative. Good job
I have to agree, Cody. This video was brutal to sit through and then reading the comments afterwards, ugh...made my brain hurt. I don’t know crap about gaited horses and don’t care to, but I can tell you that that shoe job could have been improved ten fold with just a smidge of skill and pride.