Bringing New Life to an Old Horse Hoof: An ASMR Farrier Restoration Experience

[@sallyc2593]

Yes, for me, I’d love to see more hoof restoration videos. I don’t usually watch shorts, I’d much rather see the whole procedure.

[@rickabreu246]

Somos dois

[@bettyrosario711]

Yes I agree 💯 percent.

[@patpierce4854]

Like a talented sculptor, you see the correct shape under all the extra growth, and carefully trim each hoof to be the most comfortable for the horse. Your photographer does a great job, capturing the process to show and tell the story of that particular trim. Well done!

[@rekyu3d541]

this is such an incredible and underappreciated set of skills. i grew up with horses and the amount of backbreaking hard work and skill required is just awe inspiring in an ever-softening society

[@SteddyTSB]

The trimming is my absolute most favorite part!

[@rmsc9127]

It's always a pleasure seeing you work. Thank you! Greetings from the Philippines 😄

[@rms2365]

Excellent work, good camera angles. Enjoy your videos very much . A short explanation on the silly putty and pad technique would have been great. Keep’m coming😊

[@toddfrymire6265]

why do some hooves get that putty and a cover?,, what is the putty, and why the cover? yes more vids, so relaxing fer some reason

[@miketroutman7365]

Excellent work and video. Always a pleasure watching. Thanks.

[@JesusIsKing1028]

Your tattoos are cool!

[@garkin48]

Continue what you doing ! Your doing an amazing work. Kiss from France ! 😉👍🏻

[@michaelmaimone13]

What was the stuff that you were rolling into each other the pink white then blue I’m guessing it’s like a cushion

[@JeremyIceAndFire33]

Another great showing! 🔥

[@stellaluna4593]

Enjoyable to watch, and such precision and hard work. Thank you for sharing your talent!

[@SOSPainting]

You earned this like when you sharpened dem tools

[@PePe_LePew]

I love watching your videos. Keep’m coming. 👍

[@hannahc8436]

So satisfying 😌

[@noiseosoutros]

Thank you my friend…

[@larrywilliams3313]

Yes, yes!...MANY MORE! I love it. What was that pink, white and blue compound you mixed and applied to the hoof before you shoed it? And why do you not FULLY trim and clean out the frog, especially the central and collateral grooves? I've noticed that you don't always trim and clean out the groves very well. Is there a professional, anatomical reason you don't, or is it because it that part of the hoof just doesn't require it?

[@bonniefranklin6097]

Well done.

[@strawberrykiss7361]

Great job i love watching !!!!!👍🏾

[@noiseosoutros]

with those cut hairs it looks beautiful congratulations…

[@alanmcewen6111]

Farriers restoring a horse's hoof is like a person restoring a rusted-out car, they bring something back from the "dead".

[@springbonnie13939]

I remember watching these in 2021

[@zibi2910]

good job 👍

[@hyunsyu]

One of the neatest videos yet!! Looked like you were making salt water taffy or something.

[@bettyrosario711]

No that's what I'm talking about, great video thank you.

[@wahabalali8668]

I do love this job ❤ my work ing

[@movieshortssociety]

Great job, God bless 🙏

[@fancykarlmarx]

I’ll bet the frog tastes like chocolate

[@GingerNinja1]

Ok I have to ask why the molding putty & why the green plate under his shoe does anyone know?

[@carolynallisee2463]

Whilst I like watching these videos, I sometimes want to know more about what goes on in them. For instance, I recognise the blue crystals you put on the paste as copper sulfate- what is it used for? And the pink paste, clearly a two-part product: does it have any other purpose or medical effect, other than holding the copper sulfate in place? Perhaps a few lines in the description explaining such things would do it- text or talk in the video itself is distracting, and not everyone might want sych detail!

[@LoremasterYnTaris]

Aye, I was wondering what that was about as well. Based on the condition of the hoof and the apparent age of the horse, I'd guess that it's something to help maintain the strength of the hoof, but it'd be nice to know for sure.

[@elizabethturel78]

The farrier we had hardly spoke at all. He laughed, but anything more than one word answers was unusual.🤷🏻‍♀️ He just did excellent work. Asking him what he was doing almost seemed rude, so I didn’t. I would like to know what you’re doing and why….really I would.

[@danielabackstrom]

Olsen Equine talks a lot about what he does when he shoes a horse :)

[@elizabethturel78]

@@danielabackstrom thanks, I’ll check him out.

[@samelis6546]

Try S&S Horseshoeing and Idaho Horseshoeing School. Both explain the process but in different aspects because Sheldon (S&S) is a vet so he explains the conditions and issues better while the guy (sorry can't recall his name) from Idaho Horseshoeing School explains the process better and has more videos on various issues regarding hoofs.

[@elizabethturel78]

@@samelis6546 thanks Sam, I will check them out.

[@miketroutman7365]

Is the blue stuff copper sulfate?

[@mike20101953]

What's with the chalky sole? Is this due to the synthetic pad from previus hoof restoration ? I ve read this due to yeasts growth. It looks very healthy deep to these changes. M D ,,Great filming,, lighting ,,excellent skills ,,and beautiful outcome . MY FARRIER!

[@Tamburello_1994]

Sorry, that I only have one like to give.

[@foxyember]

Just a tad confused as to what the pink stuff was or why it was needed. Just a tiny bit of info what the bits do.

[@russellchampagne3830]

Good packing, so the horse won’t show he’s sore from having his foot butchered

[@juliaaleksandra99]

you shoe all your horses so tight, every hoof is long and tight, and take away waaay to much frog! so the frog has no contact with the ground whenever whatsoever. Every shoe is "grinder fit".

[@russellchampagne3830]

No, he closes the heels and still hot fits 😆😆😆

[@FaldiPratama-h6d]

Keren bgt bg

[@schmitzkatzewupper]

Why do you brush the iron when it is hot ?

[@Justhorse1967]

좋아요 2000객 이상 나오길 바랍니다. 그곳도 자연스럽게 헌편자를 다시 사용 하는군요. 한국은 말 주인들이 싫어 해서, 저는 매번 새것으로 해 주고 있습니다. I hope to get more than 2000 likes. They also naturally use old horseshoes again. In Korea, horse owners don't like it, so I give them new ones every time.

[@sandraalves6209]

🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@juliaaleksandra99]

why take away shitloads with sole then put on a sole? just puting on what your knife took away???

[@russellchampagne3830]

Blocking all interaction with the ground so the horse won’t show he’s sore. The frog is supposed to intersect with the ground and acts like a pump evacuating and drawing in new blood. Also your creating a hospitable environment for bacteria that thrives in non arid environments like WLD by never taking off the pads

[@にこにこぴよ]

すごかった。

[@にこにこぴよ]

thank you asmr。

[@Sainte_Lumière]

👏👍👍👍🖐️

[@trizwyy]

can i eat this

[@양념묻은감튀]

저 핑크색 찰흙은 왜 붙이는거임? 저 말은 발굽이 약한가?