Farrier in Ault, Colorado (Weld County)

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

Garrett is currently a proud resident of Weld County, CO. He has owned and operated a Farrier business in Northern Colorado for 14 years. His is experienced in race horses, jumpers, rodeo, retired friends and corrective shoeing.
His education includes:
BS in Animal Science from Middle Tennessee State University
AFA Certified Farrier
Thoroughbred Racing Commission Blacksmith Licensed
Completed over 2 years of Apprenticeship
17 years of professional experience
Garrett is a true artist, his passion goes beyond shoeing horses.... See More

Over 10yrs experience. Reliable. Patient with young and old horses. Serving weld county from Greeley to Cheyenne.

I provide dependable and professional service for all breeds and disciplines. I am an American Farriers Association Certified Journeyman Farrier with 14 years of experience. I incorporate handmade shoes and forging skills into my everyday practice. I strive to do the best job possible each and every time I work on a horse.... See More

SORONEN FARRIER
Northern Colorado

Jeremy Soronen




AFA Certified Journeyman Farrier. Currently accepting new clients with well mannered horses, interested in staying on a 6-7 week schedule.

Fort Collins, Loveland, Longmont, and Greeley area.... See More

Lone Eagle Horseshoeing is a prompt and reliable farrier service now serving the Northern Colorado and Southern Wyoming areas.

•Owner Jason Bastemeyer is a certified farrier with the American Farriers Association and has 3 years of experience working with all types of breeds and disciplines.... See More

Corrective horse shoeing for balance and performance. Navicular, lameness, performance enhancing, my goal is always your best interest and the horses soundness. I have been shoeing horses for 8 years, I work on honesty, punctuality, and consistency!

Www.FrenchFarrierService.com Have you been searching for a reliable, patient, friendly and experienced farrier? Well search no more. French’s Farrier Service is here to satisfy all of your equestrian needs. From drafts to minis, hot shoes, cold shoes or no shoes at all. French’s Farrier Service will provide the services and experience necessary to have your four legged friend comfortable, balanced and performing at peak ability. Servicing northern, southern and eastern Colorado as well as southern Wyoming. Please e mail or call or text for all inquiry’s ... See More

James Damone provides professional, quality farrier services. From trims to therapeutic shoeing your farrier needs are covered. You can expect prompt and professional service when you use Damone Farrier Services, LLC. I believe that the needs of each individual horse should be considered thoroughly when deciding on the appropriate shoeing and treatment plans. The owner, veterinarian and farrier must all work together so that we can create the best program for your horses overall health. Prices will vary for drafts and more advanced shoe selections. for more information please check out my website: ... See More

excellent performance horse hoof care
cold fit, hot fit, correction, pads, etc
natural hoof care as well
good with horses, minis, ponies, donkeys, mules, drafts

I have a BS in Horse science and am a graduate of Kentucky horse shoeing school. I am AFA certified and am always continuing my education. I have worked with horses in all disciplines and of all ages. From natural balance trims to hand made corrective shoeing for any problem your horse may have.... See More

Blaine is a natural hoofcare practitioner specializing in hoof rehabilitation, founder and navicular. He studied with Pete Ramey and Dr. Robert Bowker and has been providing barefoot hoofcare since 2005. He believes in making the horse as comfortable as possible while they are being trimmed. They respond very well to his “low foot” technique.... See More

I evaluate each horse as an individual and cater to its needs. I deal with a lot of correction and keeping a horse sound.I work with vets to unsure the best is getting done with your horse.For hoof care that treats the whole horse contact western j horseshoeing .... See More

My name is Adam, and I graduated from Oklahoma Horseshoeing School in 2006. I provide trimming and shoeing for horses of all breeds. I maintain an emphasis on hoof care relating to the overall health and happiness of the animals.

$40 trims, contact for pricing on other services.

Serving Fort Collins, Loveland, Windsor, Johnstown, Berthoud, Longmont and surrounding areas.
Call Today! Adam @ 97o-619-o463... 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

www.soundequineservices.com... See More