I don't know, but from the title, he's an instructor there maybe?

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Whoa good catch! Much smarter than holding them in your mouth lol

Just watch the video 3 more times. It’s the same thing as asking for all 4 hooves to be shown.

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@@lakeireland well it would be a joy to at least see the horse with all the new shoes done and walking a bit.

It's because they weren't wearing eye protection. Because of this, their upper body doesn't have to hold the staggering weight of safety glasses.

Every time I wear safety glasses I get something in my eye. I am not kidding either

not all done by eyeball ,measure widest part of the foot and your halfway there

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Yes it is amazing .

There's a lot of years of practice in that skill.

Go back and watch the video. He measured and did layout on the steel bar before he put heat to it

I believe that the frog is the horse's natural shock absorber as he walks/trots along. It's the first part of his foot to touch the ground. Looked really healthy and will keep replenishing itself as it wares.

Ya good points but I wonder what that smoke must smell like the skill is super and the trust between the horse and farrier is the same 😎

Smells a bit like burning hair. The “hard” part of the hoof is mostly keratin, like hair or fingernails (kind of.)

Ya I was thinking burning hair It’s an amazing process Iv been a dairy farmer in Ireland all my life but never involved in horses but I’m definitely addicted to the farrier video 100% respect to you and thanks for replying to me 👍👍👍👍😎

You have to ask only to the horse, wheather you are feeling comfortable

They only hold it on for a few seconds to get the impression onto the hoof for where the shoe will go. Think of it like a big, thick toenail. If they were to hold it on too long, the heat would transfer up the horses hoof and into the part with blood vessels and nerves that can feel pain. That's why they are careful to only do it for a couple seconds. If you burn the horses foot, I promise they will let you know.

You're absolutely right..... Good evening S McCaskill how are you doing over there hope you're having a wonderful day a lovely day that the lord has made.

Yes, we certainly do... 🙂

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Nice job my freind.🤠🐎😁👋👍🏻

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You're absolutely right..... Good evening Becky how are you doing over there hope you're having a wonderful day a lovely day that the lord has made.

Since it's a farrier school they do it to learn

For the horse, it's much like getting one's nails done.

Verne: Training.

While you are correct, farriers use blacksmithing tools to make shoes.

Yep, that is a Friesan. Or, at least a Friesan crossbreed.

Burning on helps to get a good fit. The 'bent up bit' is called a clip and they help to keep the shoe in place.

Indeed! an unsuspected sight.

Good info, thanks.

as someone who just watch it for the satisfaction, I am so upset he did not clean the frog lol.

@@gorangaby1094 oh dear, he explained he was leaving it alone, hope you get over your Upset!

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Another farrier mentioned it being good to spot where there might be too much pressure on the foot, so if one side has some particularly well burnt parts when the shoe is pressed you can see where more might need to be taken off for a more even fot