Farrier in Littleton, Colorado (Jefferson County)

I have been shoeing horses across Colorado for almost seventeen years. I shoe a variety of horses for different disciplines and do a wide range of therapeutic work. I compete heavily with my own horses in polocrosse and endurace riding so I know what it takes to keep equine athletes performing at their best. Please visit my website www.FrontRangeForge.com for more information. Thank you!... See More

Farrier services in Bailey Colorado and surrounding areas. Trims, shoeing and corrective shoeing. 20+ years of experience. Patient and gentle demeanor around all horses

Now accepting limited appointments for minis to drafts of all equine types.
References available upon request. Will work as a team with owner and vet.
~ Professional, ethical, and reliable
~ Quiet and patient
~ Balance foot based on individual anatomy to keep horse sound and performing at top level.
20+ years of equine experience from barn management to competing in many different disciplines.
Experience working with drafts; not only trimming and shoeing, but also under harness driving.
Knowledge and management of older and arthritic horses.

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Farrier buisiness listing. My name is Clint Micaletti. I’m a farrier out of colorado and new to Montgomery Texas. I’m a second generation farrier. I’ve been a full time farrier since may of 2012. I’m a member of the rocky mountain farriers association, Texas farriers association and also a member of the American farriers association. I received my CF (certified farrier) in the fall of 2014 and my CJF (certified journeyman farrier) the spring of 2015. I have experience with an array of different disciplines from rodeo disciplines to English and dressage. I also was fortunate to have been able to work with and learn under a very talented journeyman farrier in Fort Collins with 30+ years experience who I studied under for just shy of 3 years. He worked directly with the CSU veterinary hospital and I got to see an assortment of different lower limb pathologies and shoeing prescriptions for them. I have worked on various founder cases, tendon and soft tissue injuries as well as white line disease. my passion for this trade lies not only in my work but I’m the horsemanship and relationships I create.
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Lucky Foot Hoof Care, member of the American Farriers Association and The Rocky Mountain Farriers Association, Graduate and former instructor at Oklahoma Horse Shoeing School. Specializing in all your Hoof care needs. Please call me at, or please leave your phone number in the original response if you don’t then I won’t be able to contact you back, thanks... See More

Servicing front range of Colorado from Fort Collins to Brighton. Please contact me through phone call or text not this app

Hot/Cold Shoes, Trims, Corrective Shoeing, Special Handling/Training. Patient. Honest.

David Bane

The most important decision that all horse owners make is who their farrier is. Horse shoeing and understanding lameness are a classic engineering problems to solve. Prior to becoming a farrier I was a structural engineer. Using my knowledge in engineering and design, coupled with my experience as a horsemen and professional farrier, I'll help you make a more informed decision regarding your horse's hoof care needs.

Understanding what is healthy/normal to what is distorted and unhealthy are some of the things that I focus on as a farrier. I will spend time with you discussing the mechanics of the hoof and the movement and placement of the hoof as it strikes the ground. I will review the parts of the hoof; external and internal that are required to function properly to promote a healthier, sounder, and more efficient horse. We'll discuss balance and why it matters.

If you have a horse that seems clumsy, trips, stumbles, forges; these are all classic signs that you may have a hoof related issue to solve. I can help you understand what's going on.

I look forward to hearing from you and discussing your horse's hoof care needs.... See More

Kind and gentle female farrier. Ride competitively. I take the time that the horse needs to feel comfortable. Willing to work with first timers and babies (an additional fee may be required).

I am a graduate of Mission Farrier School, I trim and shoe according to ELPO protocol, I'm patient and able to get along with horses of all ages and sizes. I Have worked on horses as young as 6 months and as old as 34 years. I will also work on drafts, minis, and mules

My prices start at:
$45-Bare-foot Trim
$80-Half Set Shoes
$110-Full Set Shoes
*Prices may vary for drafts and specialty shoeing
*Trip charge may be applied depending on milage, call or text for more info
*Aditional charge may be applied if horses are exhibiting extremely unruly or dangerous behavior
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Prompt, reliable farrier services. Trims, half or full shoe. Call or text for appointment

I am a graduate of the Equine Lameness Prevention Organization Farrier School. I follow their trimming and shoeing guidelines which focuses on preparing the foot to the soft tissue anatomy of the distal limb and hoof capsule. I am currently riding with other ELPO farriers to continue building my skillset while growing my own client-base. I serve a large area of the Front Range and Teller County.... See More

Reliable farrier in the Woodland Park area and servicing surrounding counties. Graduate of Oklahoma Horseshoeing School and completed a 1 year apprenticeship. Can provide trimming, hot shoeing, cold shoeing, and shoe modifications. Patient and kind with horses.... See More

Hello

I have over 10 years experience and 50+ references available upon request. I have continued education with some of the best farriers in the country and have trained a couple of farriers in the area.

I specialize in prolonging the enjoyment on your horse by:

1. Mitigating excessive toe leverage (long toes)
2. Growing back heels (that were chopped off)
3. Identifying proper shoe placement to allow the hoof to grow where it is made to grow (instead of restricting it)
4. Identifying and improving breakover (mitigating excess leverage on joints and tendons)

These are the 4 major problems people have been hiring me to solve and probably the most common amongst all horses in this area.

All of these issues can lead to contracted heels/navicular syndrome due to the repositioning of the digital cushion which is necessary to be in proper position to absorb concussion and maintain soundness.

I currently collaborate with numerous veterinarians to primarily focus on solving these issues as well as perform preventative maintenance to prevent horses from reaching these stages.

Because of inflation I am looking to cut down my drive time and fuel costs and replace some of my longer drives with clients close by.

Please text or call me as I am not on this app much.

Thanks,
Bradley

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