I always find these farrier videos very interesting and informative. My horse had to go into these versa nail on shoes, but each time he gets them done he’s sore and can barely walk. Not really sure what’s going on and then he’s fine in a week..

I love how you repeat "good girl," again and again. Soothing for the horse.

what kind of glue do you use sir?

That was great! Thanks very much!!

Your care for the horses comfort during the trim was easily noted. You were efficient but kind.

Need a better camera angle for the actual trims

Your hoof prep and glue application is really stellar! I think this mare could benefit from bringing the toe back more, setting the shoe slightly back more and maybe a plug and some DIM. I have a mare with some of the same issues; negative palmar angle and crushed heels. I have been putting Octos on her with a plug and some DIM under the back part of the foot and she is really comfortable and improving. I like the way you work!

Do you not like the weld on tabs? Feel like they would make a better fit because you can shape it to the hoof then weld on the tabs. Can also heat the shoe and manipulate it for a snugger fit.

Very Nice! :)

Those hooves are in real need of help !

gently grabs

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Horse Crocs and shenanigans 🐴🐊😊

Some people just have too much money

Nike Hoof Max '97s

Thank you Tim!

These animals depend on us, people like this should not be allowed to even have animals and should be jailed..... This is total unaccepted... These people should not even be able to even own animals ever again...,......

I sure hope these people are being held accountable for this total neglect on these animals should be a criminal law!!!!!!

Beyond~

Wild horses are so majestic

How do wild horses get by without hood trimming??

OK, this is the vid I needed......discovered you today, I just saw another vid of a month ago and left a comment. Makes sense to touch the heels only slightly....good info., thanks. Yes...interesting comment about the mumbling...I noticed in the first vid I was telling you I saw. You have a natural way about you with the things you do that is simply not seen with others. For me it's the communication with the horses that sets you apart...like we do here in the mountains (I'm is Spain, Europe). We randomly say things, incomplete sentences, or make sounds for the animals we are with (horses, cows, dogs, etc.), the energy is different, concentrates more on the "feeling" than the actual words as opposed to talking rubbish to them like the people who humanize them and treat them like bloody babies. BTW, I just took 25 yrs as a figure...so 23 horses on average a day??? Bloody hell, that is a big number.....

As opposed to what somebody said below...ASMR does not necessarily mean "no talking". That feeling of well being can also be set off by a soft low voice, or whispering...so there can be talking, ASMR refers to YOUR response to the stimulus. Here the mumbling of encouragement does feel satisfying. Anyway....ASMR or not, this is one of those bloody good sessions of pro work that anybody can enjoy. I find original and technically well developed ways of working shown here. I have learned here (always learning) that cocking your foot up while resting the horse's hoof on your forefoot actually stresses your back less and lifts his hoof less, only a little higher than when they cock their hinds and relax. I like the idea of filing heels and toes and not just nipping all around in the case of barefoot. A farrier friend of mine told me about this recently (we are in a mountaneous region in central Spain with a great mix of stony, rocky paths and grassy meadowland...) and I find that an "ouchy" mare I have travels much better now on rocks and stones than a couple of days after trimming. It so seems that in general, longer hooves do not really matter, it's the relation between the parts of the hoof that we have to control, so now I trim less and file more, hardly touch the sole with the knife and clean the frog while carving very little out. I would like to know, though, why the filing on the exterior face of the whole hoof? I find it unnecessary, or even potentially weakening for the hoof (here it was only a little), but I'm not the pro. so any info. would be well received. Thank you, very satisfying.

So gentle and so caring about their joints. Unlike most blacksmiths that use a hoof stand that can be difficult for older horses with arthritis. You really ate considerate of the horses comfort. Nice job Tim!

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unusual. i have often wondered why no other horse hoof care videos show the use of a cordless sander/trimmer (whatever) the way that the videos show being used on cattle hooves. p.s. The video would be much better without the mooning and groaning and talking to himself.

Nice job! That horse has very nice well kept hooves.

FYI, ASMR means no talking.

why are you talking like that? lol

How did horses survive in the wild without man to give them pedicures 😂

I thank this is the sorryes triming I have ever seen

What grit or type of disc do you use?

I love this! I don’t have much experience with horses but I can understand a lot of what other animals are saying with body language and sounds. Please describe what things mean! I’d love to speak horse too!!

Predator are completely silent swems like the horse would be like what you thinking you better not be thinking glue human

Under run heels seem to be a thing? Heels Frog Sole follow the Toe. In my opinion. I like the composite Shoe I wonder if it offers more options. Thanks for Video

What kind of disc do you use, I go with a 40 grit flap disk?

Finally, a Fourier knows what he's doing😊

I think that is pretty cool.

Way to introduce microplastics directly into the environment and yours and the horses lungs to blood brain barrier

I love this video!

Worst job i ever seen

I love watching these thanks! The horse is beautiful

What a wonderful analogy to describe how you create the shape of the hoof. You are a true artist in your craft Tim. 😊

didnt take much off at all

The hoof propped on your boot is a great idea.

Your horse is so patient!!!!!

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Use both but grinder with 40 grit flap disc.

Seen many farriers do work on our animals (Australia) but never with a grinder or any type of power tool, but with a coarse/fine rasp only.