One of the hardest chores when owning a horse, is finding a good farrier. At 75, I've seen a lot of shoes being put on horses. I've seen okay shoeing along with some iffy jobs. After watching your video, it goes without saying you are ONE of the best I've ever seen. You can ruin a good horse by not taking care of his feet. I've seen that happen too often. I used to check my horses feet first thing in the morning. I'd clean them with a pic after feeding them then I would turn them out. A farrier like you, is worth his weight in gold. Not everybody has the skill to do the work that is required. From an old cowboy I tip my hat to you. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
The man's dexterity and thorough workmanship is highly commendable. Absolutely a treat to watch. Even the horse was enjoying the pedicure evident from the way it was snorting..😂 The tools too are precisely customized for the required purpose. Huge respect for this guy
Two pieces convinced me you're a pro at this: the way you spun the horseshoe on the anvil with the hammer hooked into the bend, and the way you trimmed the nails with the claw on the hammer, after pounding them in. I didn't even notice how you were doing it at first, your movements were so smooth and natural. You've got a great talent for this!
My father was a farmer. That's why I know, that giving a horse new shoes in Germany was a job for two men. One holds the leg and the hoof smith makes the work. He does booth jobs. Congratulation for his skills.
My dad was a ferrier and blacksmith on the side of being a mechanic. Even went to ferrier school on Northern California. Watched him do this countless times growing up. This ASMR is like a blast of memories. Thanks for sharing!
What great skills! Today you show what it’s all about being a farrier😊 Your craftmanship is amazing! The trust and respect you have for eachother❤ So nice to watch, as always😊 Take five before the next horse. You deserve a nice cup of coffee! Take care and be good❤🇩🇰🇺🇸
This is some very high quality job. I can see that the horse doesnt mind it at all, and actually seems to like it, wich means the horse thrust you, wich i often do not see. Fantastic work and enjoyed watching.
My dad was a horseshoer for 30+ years until he couldn’t do it anymore. All the things you are saying and doing was everyday life with him. You are spot on in your statement
That was fantastic to watch ‐ the skill and speed of your hands! It's an incredibly demanding job. The finished product was beautiful and tailored totally to the horse's comfort and health. I have never had the opportunity to see such things so I'm looking forward to seeing some more. ❤
What the happens to horses in the wild? Do they walk on enough rocks and rough ground so the nail naturally wears enough so the hoof doesn't get too big?
Yes. The exterior hoof capsule gets chipped or worn or away. The whole hoof makes contact with the surface, not only the outer edge and hardens like horn. The unshod horse/zebra/donkey walks on its soles as intended. The soles are softer than the hoof capsule and abrades away. In wild and properly conditioned barefoot horses the end result is called the mustang roll. Most domesticated horses do not get enough mileage to achieve a healthy wear which calls for trimming. Unshod hooves allow the capsule to flex when bearing weight This flexing acts as an auxiliary vascular pump. That is why some say that horses have five hearts. Shoeing origins were to prevent slipping on ice and only the front hooves were shod and after the winter season these horses were unshod and given a whole season to recover. Shod horses have sharp arrow shaped frogs while wild horses have heart shaped frogs. Shoeing is ingrained in horse culture and shoeing a horse impressive and skilled work. Opinions about shoeing are as strong as on the topics of sport and religion. For a domesticated horse kept on limited space and often stabled hoof wear is insufficient so hooves have to be trimmed and filed. After trimming and filing the exposed horny tissue is soft and sensitive, as it takes time to harden which is an argument used to prescribe horse shoes. With the bulk of the horse's weight focused on the periphery of the hoof capsule the soles do no touch the ground. The weight above is not properly distributed and eventually the unsupported coffin bone can protrude from the sole in what is called founder's disease. Due to lack of flexing the hoof shape becomes characteristically elongated, with an arrow shape frog and narrow heel bulbs. Even if such a horse then goes barefoot, years after it will be instantly obvious that it was at some time shod and for how long. Horses are over engineered, that is why they are able to put up with this for quite a long time. But it is a controversial topic, best not to criticize a farrier of owner who shoes his horses.
A veces , no necesariamente es asi, ejemplo: una vez una de mis lleguas sufria de machucones en las manos, luego de hacerle unas radiografias : me salio que por un tema congenito no tenia casi talon por eso sufria de machucones, la solucion colocar ademas de las plantillas la heradura ortopedica llamada corazon : la misma hace que el caballo saque mas rapido las manos del piso y no caiga con todo el peso de cuerpo, ya que la llegua era entrenada para correr en el turf...las plantillas no pueden estar colocadas mas de tres meses ,sino aparecen otros tipos de problemas en los vasos.....!!! Saludos desde argentina...!!!
Работа мастера просто завораживает! Хороший инструмент, отточенные движения! Лошадка умница! Полностью доверяет человеку, понимает, что все это для ее блага. Респект!
I never knew putting on horse shoes was so very involved. Wow that was fascinating, amazing job and new respect for your profession. Thanks for that video. Very impressive. And was only one shoe. 😊
Holy cow! (Bad joke). I can get 4 tires mounted and balanced in the time it takes for one shoe. But… that’s a level 5 shoe. Such accuracy and attention is are detail at the same time.
Makes it look easy . Has all the tools and skills . That horse is very competitive and I’m sure grateful when it’s all over. I wish I could do that for our horses
This was exceptionally! My Father owned a huge auto repair in Iran. He was a Mercedes Benz Specialist. So many of the Shahs ministers and Imperial Senators were my Fathers customers! I had grown up here in the US came here as 1 year old in 1961. We moved back in 1972 and as a citizen attended TAS! Tehran American School! The real Good days of Iran. General Rashmi, a Top Military Brass asked me at my Father’s garage if I liked horse back riding? I said as a youngster my sister and I would rent horse and ride a trail through Montebello CA where we lived! Ok, he said, he told my Father he would meet us at the Imperial Stables just NE of Tehran! Yes I said Imperial Stables… this meant the Shahs Equestrian Center! Man, you talk about some beautiful and expensive horses???!!! When we arrived this is exactly what we saw, a horse having new shoes put on! This was 1973 not 2024! The soldiers that were responsible for the paddocks and stables and horse and making sure the horse were feed and given water were just soldiers in the Iranian military. What I saw then was nothing compared to what I just saw! The farrier that worked on the Shahs horses rd shoeing them had tools, maybe from France or Germany or the USA. This was a long post, but I had to bring the knowledge! What this man did here in this Video? Was complete no nonsense full Throttle true Master Craftsmanship. Never have I seen a better full on masterpiece of skilled work , since seeing my Father Tune a 1968 250 SL! Zenith Carburetors were no Joke! So, a Horse with New Shoes is why we get Automobile talk about Horsepower! Cheers❤! Thank you for your Love of the Animal! You’re a True Specialist! Mohammad Reza Pahlavi if he were alive, would have made sure you came to Iran to Re Shoe his Stable of Horses! You just might get a call from MBS of Saudi Arabia! Never know till the Phone Rings! 👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️💯💯💯
I can only imagine how good a new set of shoes feels on his feet. Spending time in the military, I remember how comfortable a night felt for switching from boots to sneakers for a couple of hours. I felt like I was walking on pillows.
Tu sei il migliore! Non ho cavalli ma ti ho visto fare un lavoro eccellente, con passione e cura per il cavallo. Disinfettante, intruglio rosa e soletta per maggiore confort, è il massimo. Complimenti, è stato istruttivo ed un piacere guardarti.
Hervorragende Arbeit des Hufschmiede. Ich bin sehr froh dass unsere Pferde in Schweden genauso einen tollen Hufschmied haben, der alle 6 Wochen zu uns kommt. Rasmus aus Schweden. 🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🐎🐎🐎🐎
I don't know why I enjoy watching this horse 'tire service' so much :) May I ask what the layer of leather placed between the hoof and the horseshoe is for?
What's the purpose of that brushing technique after the horseshoe is heated, and what is the advantage to burning the hoof with the shoe before attaching it?
brushing the hoof after heating the shoe helps improve the fit and ensures better contact between the shoe and the hoot. Burning the hoof with the shoe provides a better fit, seals the hoof to reduce infection, and makes the shoeing process more precise and effective.
Great job I watch a lot of these clips and wondered why some silicone type filling should not b put in the gap and u did something similar with a leather covering and then the horse shoe ,then the polish . Brilliant job.
What a great work when you love your job you get a great outcome by the horse being patient it means it's enjoying your work I salute you best of the best.harrison from kenya Africa ❤❤❤
That is amazing work. Somewhat disturbing, but fascinating to watch. All that work for one hoof. That job is no joke. Kudos to you, Mr. Farrier. No wasted motion at all. (It's also interesting how polite and compliant the horse is the whole time.)
Hey so I have a couple of questions. What is the white stuff that you are carving out? Does it hurt the horse? Has a horse ever misbehaved While you were cleaning? How often do you have to clean the hooves?
Hey man, that's the best horse-shoe job I've ever seen....it's like the horse gotta a complete full pedicure...good job...that horse gotta love you! ...and I'm thinking...I like yah a lot too! lol
It looked like there was a crack in the hoof, or some infection with the frog. The purple drops I think were medication to help heal the injury and the putty and leather sole were just for protection while it heals.
Usually rubber or leather pads are for protection of the sole, if they get stone bruises easily or have thin soles. The putty is to fill the gap and keep bacteria out. The purple drops are a thruth treatment and while I've never seen the crystals, it looked like it might be a copper sulfate type treatment, which also helps with infections and thrush.
One of the hardest chores when owning a horse, is finding a good farrier. At 75, I've seen a lot of shoes being put on horses. I've seen okay shoeing along with some iffy jobs. After watching your video, it goes without saying you are ONE of the best I've ever seen. You can ruin a good horse by not taking care of his feet. I've seen that happen too often. I used to check my horses feet first thing in the morning. I'd clean them with a pic after feeding them then I would turn them out.
A farrier like you, is worth his weight in gold.
Not everybody has the skill to do the work
that is required.
From an old cowboy I tip my hat to you.
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Bravo ooooo!!
Nice, too well done t just say Nice!!
احسنت قولا 👍
The man's dexterity and thorough workmanship is highly commendable.
Absolutely a treat to watch.
Even the horse was enjoying the pedicure evident from the way it was snorting..😂
The tools too are precisely customized for the required purpose.
Huge respect for this guy
Two pieces convinced me you're a pro at this: the way you spun the horseshoe on the anvil with the hammer hooked into the bend, and the way you trimmed the nails with the claw on the hammer, after pounding them in. I didn't even notice how you were doing it at first, your movements were so smooth and natural.
You've got a great talent for this!
My father was a farmer. That's why I know, that giving a horse new shoes in Germany was a job for two men. One holds the leg and the hoof smith makes the work. He does booth jobs. Congratulation for his skills.
No need to go to the gym after this! 💪💪
That's how we do it in America too. One man job.
Yeah I was gonna say every shoer I’ve ever seen came alone.
Well Germans ALWAYS have a very narrow specialty
My grandfather was a blacksmith. Always do it alone. May be it is a German feature to divide simple work into pieces
I'm not a farmer but for some reason I love watching these videos. It's a hellava skill
Beautiful to watch high end craftsmanship even if I don't own a horse.
100% Красиво выполненная, радует глаз.
Okay
My dad was a ferrier and blacksmith on the side of being a mechanic. Even went to ferrier school on Northern California. Watched him do this countless times growing up. This ASMR is like a blast of memories. Thanks for sharing!
That is the best workmanship I have ever seen in my whole life. I am 64 years old. I seen a good many! 😊
It's great to see someone who knows what he's doing. GREAT JOB 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
What great skills! Today you show what it’s all about being a farrier😊 Your craftmanship is amazing!
The trust and respect you have for eachother❤
So nice to watch, as always😊
Take five before the next horse. You deserve a nice cup of coffee!
Take care and be good❤🇩🇰🇺🇸
This is some very high quality job. I can see that the horse doesnt mind it at all, and actually seems to like it, wich means the horse thrust you, wich i often do not see. Fantastic work and enjoyed watching.
Such meticulous care and skill. A joy to watch. Thank you.
I don't have horses, but even I can tell the horses enjoy these hoof trims lol. It's satisfying to watch pure, undiluted craft. Well done sir 👍😀
Myself and I'm sure the horse and crows appreciate all that you do and share. Keep em coming. Many thanks...
I dont know a thing about shoeing horses and was still glued to the screen the whole time. Well done, sir. The finished priduct looks beautiful.
Love that horse staying calm all the process. 😊
They sedate the horses to do exactly that.
A good farrier is an artist. This guy is an artist.
My dad was a horseshoer for 30+ years until he couldn’t do it anymore. All the things you are saying and doing was everyday life with him. You are spot on in your statement
That was fantastic to watch ‐ the skill and speed of your hands!
It's an incredibly demanding job. The finished product was beautiful and tailored totally to the horse's comfort and health. I have never had the opportunity to see such things so I'm looking forward to seeing some more. ❤
What the happens to horses in the wild? Do they walk on enough rocks and rough ground so the nail naturally wears enough so the hoof doesn't get too big?
yeah i think that's it
they use rocks to do the job
Yes that is basically what the google says. And they walk a lot more generally. And not all domesticated horses have shod hooves.
Yes. The exterior hoof capsule gets chipped or worn or away. The whole hoof makes contact with the surface, not only the outer edge and hardens like horn. The unshod horse/zebra/donkey walks on its soles as intended. The soles are softer than the hoof capsule and abrades away. In wild and properly conditioned barefoot horses the end result is called the mustang roll. Most domesticated horses do not get enough mileage to achieve a healthy wear which calls for trimming. Unshod hooves allow the capsule to flex when bearing weight This flexing acts as an auxiliary vascular pump. That is why some say that horses have five hearts. Shoeing origins were to prevent slipping on ice and only the front hooves were shod and after the winter season these horses were unshod and given a whole season to recover. Shod horses have sharp arrow shaped frogs while wild horses have heart shaped frogs. Shoeing is ingrained in horse culture and shoeing a horse impressive and skilled work. Opinions about shoeing are as strong as on the topics of sport and religion. For a domesticated horse kept on limited space and often stabled hoof wear is insufficient so hooves have to be trimmed and filed. After trimming and filing the exposed horny tissue is soft and sensitive, as it takes time to harden which is an argument used to prescribe horse shoes. With the bulk of the horse's weight focused on the periphery of the hoof capsule the soles do no touch the ground. The weight above is not properly distributed and eventually the unsupported coffin bone can protrude from the sole in what is called founder's disease. Due to lack of flexing the hoof shape becomes characteristically elongated, with an arrow shape frog and narrow heel bulbs. Even if such a horse then goes barefoot, years after it will be instantly obvious that it was at some time shod and for how long.
Horses are over engineered, that is why they are able to put up with this for quite a long time. But it is a controversial topic, best not to criticize a farrier of owner who shoes his horses.
Pretty much so.
A veces , no necesariamente es asi, ejemplo: una vez una de mis lleguas sufria de machucones en las manos, luego de hacerle unas radiografias : me salio que por un tema congenito no tenia casi talon por eso sufria de machucones, la solucion colocar ademas de las plantillas la heradura ortopedica llamada corazon : la misma hace que el caballo saque mas rapido las manos del piso y no caiga con todo el peso de cuerpo, ya que la llegua era entrenada para correr en el turf...las plantillas no pueden estar colocadas mas de tres meses ,sino aparecen otros tipos de problemas en los vasos.....!!!
Saludos desde argentina...!!!
Супер мастер!!! Супер Кузнец!!! Красивый, ответственный!!! Думаю ччто даже на Кавказе таких мастеров нет. Здоровья и удачи, красивый Мастер
Solid work. But the good boy horse is also impressive, stood rock solid through it all!
I thought it was funny that the horse pulled his foot on the last easy thing like he new it was supposed to be over now. 😂
Работа мастера просто завораживает! Хороший инструмент, отточенные движения! Лошадка умница! Полностью доверяет человеку, понимает, что все это для ее блага. Респект!
The fact that people think this hurts the horse, my dude if this hurts the horse then that dude will not be standing there for long
This man is an expert.
I found this absolutely fascinating, I couldn’t stop watching! Amazing! Imagine the Blacksmiths of old without the ability to use electricity!
And that's how it's done! EXCELLENT JOB! 👍💯😎
OLD Leather Smith here, You Sir are extremely EXCEPTIONAL. THANK YOU. GOD'S BLESSINGS ✝️🥎🙃
I never knew putting on horse shoes was so very involved. Wow that was fascinating, amazing job and new respect for your profession. Thanks for that video. Very impressive. And was only one shoe. 😊
New wheels for the pony! That farrier made a tough job look easy, highly skilled.
That was some next level stuff. I have watched quite a few videos like this and you sir are the master!!!
Wow. The before and after was incredible
What a very skillful and extraordinary professional job. Well done.
Holy cow! (Bad joke). I can get 4 tires mounted and balanced in the time it takes for one shoe. But… that’s a level 5 shoe. Such accuracy and attention is are detail at the same time.
I hope this man is well paid. He deserves it!
You are a Hero!
Very nice job!
Big Respect From Hungary!
This video was strangely satisfying to watch. And I lasted to the very end. I know nothing about this trade. Good job!
Makes it look easy . Has all the tools and skills . That horse is very competitive and I’m sure grateful when it’s all over. I wish I could do that for our horses
*This professional is at a high level, congratulations on the work and greetings from Brazil*
Глубочайшее уважение этому человеку❤❤❤❤❤🎉.Он так делает свою работу,потому,что любит лошадку!
Он так делает свою работу, потому что его жена очень любит деньги.
Он делает копыта не своей жене!!!!😂😂😂😂😂
That’s a lot of work- a one of a kind horse craftsman for sure!
Great Job !
Salute to the commitment, skills, dedication and passion of the expert !
Being a townie I never realised there was so much involved in shoeing a horse.
He definitely earned his pay doing that 🇬🇧.
Какой же умница ,как добросовестно по технологии работает. Спасибо ему и его мастеровым ручкам. Лошадка тоже поблагодарит.
🌹
When putting on new shoes how do you know each foot is even with the others and not have one longer or shorter than the others?
This was exceptionally! My Father owned a huge auto repair in Iran. He was a Mercedes Benz Specialist. So many of the Shahs ministers and Imperial Senators were my Fathers customers! I had grown up here in the US came here as 1 year old in 1961. We moved back in 1972 and as a citizen attended TAS! Tehran American School! The real Good days of Iran. General Rashmi, a Top Military Brass asked me at my Father’s garage if I liked horse back riding? I said as a youngster my sister and I would rent horse and ride a trail through Montebello CA where we lived! Ok, he said, he told my Father he would meet us at the Imperial Stables just NE of Tehran! Yes I said Imperial Stables… this meant the Shahs Equestrian Center! Man, you talk about some beautiful and expensive horses???!!! When we arrived this is exactly what we saw, a horse having new shoes put on! This was 1973 not 2024! The soldiers that were responsible for the paddocks and stables and horse and making sure the horse were feed and given water were just soldiers in the Iranian military. What I saw then was nothing compared to what I just saw! The farrier that worked on the Shahs horses rd shoeing them had tools, maybe from France or Germany or the USA. This was a long post, but I had to bring the knowledge! What this man did here in this Video? Was complete no nonsense full Throttle true Master Craftsmanship. Never have I seen a better full on masterpiece of skilled work , since seeing my Father Tune a 1968 250 SL! Zenith Carburetors were no Joke! So, a Horse with New Shoes is why we get Automobile talk about Horsepower! Cheers❤! Thank you for your Love of the Animal! You’re a True Specialist! Mohammad Reza Pahlavi if he were alive, would have made sure you came to Iran to Re Shoe his Stable of Horses! You just might get a call from MBS of Saudi Arabia! Never know till the Phone Rings! 👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️💯💯💯
ممنونم از نظر شما در مورد ایران و زمان محمدرضا شاه. اما الان ایران بعد از شاه و با این آیت اله های خونخوار به 100 سال قبل برگشته است. به امید آزادی
Amazing....the horse is lucky to have a master like you. Such care really makes him happy!
Beautiful craftmanship and very fine job !
Topped off with nail polish. Lookin' good!
I absolutely love watching your videos. You have an amazing craft. Outstanding! 😊
Best job I seen looks great your attention to detail is amazing
Im no farrier but can clearly see that is one fantastic looking horse shoe and done with passion.
Best horse shoe fitting I have ever seen on video.. Great man keep on doing what you doing !
That is pure art.
I can only imagine how good a new set of shoes feels on his feet. Spending time in the military, I remember how comfortable a night felt for switching from boots to sneakers for a couple of hours. I felt like I was walking on pillows.
Tu sei il migliore! Non ho cavalli ma ti ho visto fare un lavoro eccellente, con passione e cura per il cavallo. Disinfettante, intruglio rosa e soletta per maggiore confort, è il massimo. Complimenti, è stato istruttivo ed un piacere guardarti.
Hervorragende Arbeit des Hufschmiede. Ich bin sehr froh dass unsere Pferde in Schweden genauso einen tollen Hufschmied haben, der alle 6 Wochen zu uns kommt. Rasmus aus Schweden. 🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🐎🐎🐎🐎
A professional at work. Wonderful.
I desperately needed to see the animal walk on that spectacular shoe...!
Really nice work. Focus lock will help keep focus on hoof while arm moves in front.
it is like horse is having new shoes 😍
I don't know why I enjoy watching this horse 'tire service' so much :) May I ask what the layer of leather placed between the hoof and the horseshoe is for?
What's the purpose of that brushing technique after the horseshoe is heated, and what is the advantage to burning the hoof with the shoe before attaching it?
brushing the hoof after heating the shoe helps improve the fit and ensures better contact between the shoe and the hoot. Burning the hoof with the shoe provides a better fit, seals the hoof to reduce infection, and makes the shoeing process more precise and effective.
I just love watching your videos. You do a GREAT job❤❤❤❤
Never watched such amazing work...Congratulations...!!!!
Que trabalho maravilhoso! Que capricho! O animal fica tão quieto que é impressionante. Parabéns!
Tools handling really professional ❤
This is the first time I have seen a piece of leather made to fit the metal shoe. Why is this not always added?? And how long will it last?
Great job I watch a lot of these clips and wondered why some silicone type filling should not b put in the gap and u did something similar with a leather covering and then the horse shoe ,then the polish . Brilliant job.
What a great work when you love your job you get a great outcome by the horse being patient it means it's enjoying your work I salute you best of the best.harrison from kenya Africa ❤❤❤
Real leather insoles,awesome work my friend
what is that stuff you brush on at the end? and whats the benefits of it?
Excellent work!
You know my dad loves this
Why did he burn the hoof just to scrape the burnt parts off again?
Fantastic professional. Honopred to see you work, Sir. All the best
Great Video to show the work of a Blacksmith.
Whats the purple liquid for and the putty?
My complements....😊🎉 A combination of hard, physical work, knowledge & artistry rolled into one....subbed...
Ty ty
@@MaupinFarrierCo you are most welcome!
That is amazing work. Somewhat disturbing, but fascinating to watch. All that work for one hoof. That job is no joke. Kudos to you, Mr. Farrier. No wasted motion at all.
(It's also interesting how polite and compliant the horse is the whole time.)
Excellent job❤
I Like how he uses like a insole that keeps crap out or the hoof nice to see him work verry professional
Hey so I have a couple of questions. What is the white stuff that you are carving out? Does it hurt the horse? Has a horse ever misbehaved While you were cleaning? How often do you have to clean the hooves?
Vivendo e aprendendo! Meus parabéns é um excelente trabalho.
Wow! Nicely done!
Wow ,great skills this man has ,great job
EXCELENTE TRABAJO 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
one question please,the horse's steel is the same for all,or is different size😐
Great job mate.
كنت أرى هذا في 1980 القرن الماضي، كان هنالك أشخاص من عائلة بن عصمان في الجزائر هذا عملهم❤❤❤
Hey man, that's the best horse-shoe job I've ever seen....it's like the horse gotta a complete full pedicure...good job...that horse gotta love you! ...and I'm thinking...I like yah a lot too! lol
It's incredible!
Wow .. never seen this done before, yous a real cowboy lol Nice job to say the least
Ни одного лишнего движения. Просто виртуоз. Великолепно! 👍 Аплодирую.
Excelente trabajo, muy profesional y una gran destreza del herrador, enhorabuena
I had no clue this task was so involved. Great skills. Is the purple liquid against infection?
My back aches just watching 😬. Well done!
One of the best that I have ever seen. Good job man.
Why the leather sole and the pink molding compound?
It looked like there was a crack in the hoof, or some infection with the frog. The purple drops I think were medication to help heal the injury and the putty and leather sole were just for protection while it heals.
Usually rubber or leather pads are for protection of the sole, if they get stone bruises easily or have thin soles. The putty is to fill the gap and keep bacteria out. The purple drops are a thruth treatment and while I've never seen the crystals, it looked like it might be a copper sulfate type treatment, which also helps with infections and thrush.
@@Junyrmint16thanks!😊
@@SanchoKobethanks!😊
It's gonna be a very , very happy Horse🎉🎉🎉🎉