Really interesting to see the slow mo and X-rays so you could see how the shoe and farriership can make such a difference. Thank you 😂 thought you meant snacks for the horse! My farrier gets snacks and the horse is well behaved doesn’t even need tieing up.
Mr Olsen is amazing I have used him several times vet recommended have never found any one better. Best in the country! Many thanks. Gtrd Cutting horses.
Really like that you didn’t clince(?)the nails as hard as most I seen. Most of all: the walk before and after ,X-rays and the overall care and precision.
Love your work, amazing, I really appreciate what you do, been a horse owner for 56yrs years, am 75yrs old still ride, your great, thanks 😊 lynn75 in Missouri
well done. i am grateful that you explained everything. We have a mare that toes out, due to chronic weaving. I only had one farrier listen and would trim to correct. it was like watching a magic artist. I am learning so I can help her myself.
I don't know squat about farrier work but you have a true passion for your craft and a talent that's not taught , but a gift. Great video and very educational.
Solid job Lee! Beautiful shop. Pleasant and right at home to work in I bet. So many horses it seems have the same type of angular deviation this type modification has become pretty darn common place. I really liked the use of the slider nail to the lateral side. I try to keep them handy in my box for just this purpose.
Those of us who just watch and have no clue about this -- very informative video. I never understood all the hammering until now. Whomever was working the camera did great, along with the farrier.
I’m not a horse owner, and not a farrier student but your video was the first I’ve seen where the farrier showed the horse walk to explain the approach. Very interesting. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Respect..good craftsmanship work My Quaterhorse gets a dentist once a year .. every 7 weeks farrier.. Chiropractor every 6 months. and vaccinatuion once a year .. Gelding 17 years old and very nice.. I love my horse, i am 59 years old.. We are best freinds :) Greetings from Denmark
Once again these videos are extremely interesting and educational. it is nice to see a tradesman who knows what he's doing and produces a good finished job but more importantly assists the horses to walk and perform without pain or discomfort.
I am strongly urging our pony club members to watch as many of your videos as they can. and making a party of it is in the works. you explain things so thoroughly it will make them better horse owners and also better consumers of farrier care.
Ive seen quite a few of your videos. You are quite the farrier. You use all the tech to help the horses. This one is the best ive seen. If I had a horse, I would absolutely take them to you! Great work caring for these beautiful animals.
I worry about horses that won't get the proper care. Or when people like you no longer can do it. Maybe all you good shoers should train people! I don't have a horse. I have watched a couple of videos now. What a special craft it is to be able to help these magnificent animals.
Pinched heels. They have signs of rolling under. Due to being shod tight so the hinds don't catch the edge of the front shoe on tight turns around the barrel.. A common error. The indent lines on the wall are signs of constriction. Blood flow has been reduced over time causing the hoof capsule to be fragile. See the pink line under the coronary band @ 42:27 that's a pressure point. Like a bruising. Your on track when talking expansion. If this horse is in a dry climate a hoof dressing is beneficial. Nice Job.
I am not a horse person. I’ve never been around a horse until last year. I am amazed at what goes into shoes … your shop looks amazing and so calm too. ❤️❤️
I've seen Farriers work on a lot of horses at the Lazy E where I worked. I have two horses and they are unshod for now and receive monthly attention. Thos young man is absolutely one of the very best I've seen and his attention to the comfort of the horse is exceptional. Well Done!
thanks for the insights... since i was young and riding horses i never really understood the horse's foot completely... i pretty much just remember looking at each hoof's shoe and picking around the frog... i think all riders should get an education like this...
How in the world does this poor baby cover those barrels without getting fowled up with his left front leg...bless his heart you know his knees have got to hurt after training, workout, especially after a competition 😢😞😔 ohhh bless it 😢🙏
@@dshe8637 it's a crying shame to do that to a poor animal just for ribbons, buckles and a lil bit of money they win and bless his heart I don't see how he could win with his poor knees and body weight, just everything in general!! Thank goodness these people just bought him and is getting him some help, maybe they will Vet him get him some pain relief meds too! It's really sad 😥😞😔😢😪
I grew up a city kid (Phoenix,AZ) and I do software engineering and had no idea of the need to shoe horses. Very interesting. I have tons of questions.
I really enjoyed your videos. Wish I could have seen them when I was younger but gonna have my brothers watch them. Besides trail rides, we take pack trips up mountains to hunt and with so many horses we do our own shoes. But really good videos!!
Great job getting the horse walking off the lateral wall and back to the heel landing where it should be. NICE job. I will be scrutinizing my farrier next trim. Great days to y'a!!
Have never owned a horse but am fascinated with your craft. You did an excellent job! The horse walked much better after all your work and he has a lot less pressure on his joints. He will be able to run a lot faster and better now. I like the x-rays before and after too. You are a great farrier and I can tell that you love your job. You did a thorough job!
I liked your explanations of the how's and why's of your trimming. I could definitely see an improvement in the horse's comfort after shoeing was complete. I'm still concerned that you didn't put a stop to the crack up the front of the right fore.
Thank you for such an informative and interesting video. I really appreciate your skill and the time you take to ensure the horse is comfortable. What a good horse too!
Excellent, well done video. I have a couple of clients with horses similar to this one and I trim thm in a similar manner. Ill try thinning the lateral branches next time I see them. Couldn't agree more about too much traction, especially with less than perfect joints, it just tears them up. Thanks for sharing this.
Really interesting to see the slow mo and X-rays so you could see how the shoe and farriership can make such a difference. Thank you 😂 thought you meant snacks for the horse! My farrier gets snacks and the horse is well behaved doesn’t even need tieing up.
This man is my favorite ! The other men just do the hoofs and even scratch the sick part of the foot. Olsten is the best. He pets the horse also !
Finally found a real life example of exactly what my horses legs/feet look like! Thank you so much for this!
Mr Olsen is amazing I have used him several times vet recommended have never found any one better. Best in the country! Many thanks. Gtrd Cutting horses.
Really like that you didn’t clince(?)the nails as hard as most I seen. Most of all: the walk before and after ,X-rays and the overall care and precision.
Love your work, amazing, I really appreciate what you do, been a horse owner for 56yrs years, am 75yrs old still ride, your great, thanks 😊 lynn75 in Missouri
So enlightening to see the horse move in slo motion and to see the radiographs!! Learning so much!! Thank you!
Wow! What a difference! Well done!
May 10 2023
Im so impressed with your videos!!! This one is Flawless! Thank you for loving what u do!! It helps people like me.
Thank you very much! We appreciate the support!
well done. i am grateful that you explained everything. We have a mare that toes out, due to chronic weaving. I only had one farrier listen and would trim to correct. it was like watching a magic artist. I am learning so I can help her myself.
God bless you all too!!
Like the way this kid lowers the foot carefully. That’s the right way.
Nice job. Congratulations on your journeyman🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤.
you can tell he really loves horses..
I don't know squat about farrier work but you have a true passion for your craft and a talent that's not taught , but a gift. Great video and very educational.
Solid job Lee! Beautiful shop. Pleasant and right at home to work in I bet. So many horses it seems have the same type of angular deviation this type modification has become pretty darn common place. I really liked the use of the slider nail to the lateral side. I try to keep them handy in my box for just this purpose.
That's pretty impressive.
It's wonderful to see one who knows his business . Helping the flaws of the gait.
The slo mo of the leg and hoof was EXCELLENT.
Horse manicure.. 🐎🐎👍👍🇪🇸🇪🇸
Those of us who just watch and have no clue about this -- very informative video. I never understood all the hammering until now. Whomever was working the camera did great, along with the farrier.
I I’m not a cowboys by no means but I can watch you for hours
Very nice works folks
Clever and kind also, cheers and thanks.
I’m not a horse owner, and not a farrier student but your video was the first I’ve seen where the farrier showed the horse walk to explain the approach. Very interesting. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
What an incredible farrier !! Nice "bedside" manner, very knowledgeable and kind. He also explained what he was doing and why !! Very impressed !!
Atleast you know horses NEED farriers lol lots of newbie horse owners don't even know this
I didn’t catch that. What is the cookies and candies for the Ferrier or for the horse
Why didn't you trim the frogs?
46:45 After watching him walk and the xrays, it looks like a big improvement for the horse... Nice job.
Respect..good craftsmanship work My Quaterhorse gets a dentist once a year .. every 7 weeks farrier.. Chiropractor every 6 months. and vaccinatuion once a year .. Gelding 17 years old and very nice.. I love my horse, i am 59 years old.. We are best freinds :) Greetings from Denmark
I know nothing about horses. The fact that you take X-rays to shoe your horses, left me slack jawed. OUTSTANDING SIR.
He xrayed them because he noticed an issue 😉
the beauty of American in the shoeing of a horse :)
Thank you. It's a pleasure to watch someone who takes so much pride in his work and cares so much for the horses he works on
First time seeing a shoeing as detailed as this !! I was very impressed !!
This procedure is a thing of beauty. It's calming to watch an expert's deft movements.
Awesome guys!! I've had horses for 40 years. We don't have anyone like you in my state!
This is an art and one hell of a job. I don’t envy you though, but do applaud and tip my hat to you sir from Upstate New York. 👍
Once again these videos are extremely interesting and educational. it is nice to see a tradesman who knows what he's doing and produces a good finished job but more importantly assists the horses to walk and perform without pain or discomfort.
Great job! The difference was sure evident in his walk before and after. You know that had to feel better for him.
Awesome ! Shoeing horses is a special art. I hope people that do that job on a daily basis get paid Well .
I am strongly urging our pony club members to watch as many of your videos as they can. and making a party of it is in the works. you explain things so thoroughly it will make them better horse owners and also better consumers of farrier care.
Beautiful musculature. And the horse is nice too ;)
What a beautiful sweet-natured horse. Great job by the way. I bet she's more comfortable.
Well done that is an improvement when he is walking
I appreciate how respectful you are to the horse and the guys helping you. Thanks for the great info.
Very good job. God bless.
Excellent work and outcome.
Love how gentle you are with raising and lowering hooves and keeping bone alignment in the most comfortable position for the horse. 👍🏻👏🏻⭐️
My legs are the same shape. Lol , God bless you for your Good job I love watching the way you taker the horse
God bless you that’s wonderful what you do
for those horses God bless you always amen
Ive seen quite a few of your videos. You are quite the farrier. You use all the tech to help the horses. This one is the best ive seen. If I had a horse, I would absolutely take them to you! Great work caring for these beautiful animals.
Good job. Very good educational insight. Thx man.
I worry about horses that won't get the proper care. Or when people like you no longer can do it. Maybe all you good shoers should train people! I don't have a horse. I have watched a couple of videos now. What a special craft it is to be able to help these magnificent animals.
Big fan🐎👍
Brilliant video 💞
WOW!!
Great🎥work
Great The Best Farrier!!!
🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎
Pinched heels. They have signs of rolling under. Due to being shod tight so the hinds don't catch the edge of the front shoe on tight turns around the barrel.. A common error. The indent lines on the wall are signs of constriction. Blood flow has been reduced over time causing the hoof capsule to be fragile. See the pink line under the coronary band @ 42:27 that's a pressure point. Like a bruising. Your on track when talking expansion. If this horse is in a dry climate a hoof dressing is beneficial. Nice Job.
I’m also not a horseowner but I love these videos and I’m learning so much !
I am not a horse person. I’ve never been around a horse until last year. I am amazed at what goes into shoes … your shop looks amazing and so calm too. ❤️❤️
I've seen Farriers work on a lot of horses at the Lazy E where I worked. I have two horses and they are unshod for now and receive monthly attention.
Thos young man is absolutely one of the very best I've seen and his attention to the comfort of the horse is exceptional. Well Done!
I've watched so many other video's on Shoeing...
YOU GUYS ARE BY FAR THE BEST!! 🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡
I really did watch this from start to finish. Wow.
Amazing job 👌👍
U you our camera person does a remarkable job following the action…I feel as if I’m right there.
Nice info and a great job That horse was walking better. Thanks.
thanks for the insights... since i was young and riding horses i never really understood the horse's foot completely... i pretty much just remember looking at each hoof's shoe and picking around the frog... i think all riders should get an education like this...
How in the world does this poor baby cover those barrels without getting fowled up with his left front leg...bless his heart you know his knees have got to hurt after training, workout, especially after a competition 😢😞😔 ohhh bless it 😢🙏
Blame the breeder. Poor lad is a mess.
And being so overweight doesn't help.
@@dshe8637 it's a crying shame to do that to a poor animal just for ribbons, buckles and a lil bit of money they win and bless his heart I don't see how he could win with his poor knees and body weight, just everything in general!! Thank goodness these people just bought him and is getting him some help, maybe they will Vet him get him some pain relief meds too! It's really sad 😥😞😔😢😪
Amazing . God bless you and god bless Canada
The horses can't say a word but they thank u very good
I have learned a lot just watching the video thank you great job
Beautiful! What a difference.
Very educational. Thanks Lee and staff for multiple learning points I got out of this.
Good job. Very helpful video thanks
Great work sir who knew the mechanics of fitting shoes to equine! Amazing 💯👈🏻👍🏻
He looked so much better after the trim and shoeing, I'm sure he'll get even better in time with this special trim. You did great!
BEAUTIFUL JOB!
Outstanding video I learned alot on shoeing thanx horse s are only as good as their feet
Nice break over!!
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Beautiful work. Never seen anything so precise & careful! Great outcome too! Thankyou 🐎🙏
Great video on a topic I am completely unfamiliar with. Wonderful content. Thank you
Well done guy's 😊😊
Nicely done.
Excellent video and information!
I grew up a city kid (Phoenix,AZ) and I do software engineering and had no idea of the need to shoe horses. Very interesting. I have tons of questions.
I really enjoyed your videos. Wish I could have seen them when I was younger but gonna have my brothers watch them. Besides trail rides, we take pack trips up mountains to hunt and with so many horses we do our own shoes. But really good videos!!
Great job getting the horse walking off the lateral wall and back to the heel landing where it should be. NICE job. I will be scrutinizing my farrier next trim. Great days to y'a!!
Nice presentation and you have a nice shop 🎩
The slow motion was interesting
Have never owned a horse but am fascinated with your craft. You did an excellent job! The horse walked much better after all your work and he has a lot less pressure on his joints. He will be able to run a lot faster and better now. I like the x-rays before and after too. You are a great farrier and I can tell that you love your job. You did a thorough job!
Excellent job tanks for your great work
Very nice job well done buddy!!!
Brilliant ! Well done you. Lovely to think things are corrected for his bones and comfortable feet now. You're an expert .Thanks, great video 😊
Very interesting and informative. Showing and explaining shows me that you are a true professional. 👍
Wow love to watch the love you all put into the horses care you are amazing
I liked your explanations of the how's and why's of your trimming. I could definitely see an improvement in the horse's comfort after shoeing was complete. I'm still concerned that you didn't put a stop to the crack up the front of the right fore.
Thank you for such an informative and interesting video. I really appreciate your skill and the time you take to ensure the horse is comfortable. What a good horse too!
That horse is a sweetheart! So calm, comfortable!
Such dedication!
Excellent, well done video. I have a couple of clients with horses similar to this one and I trim thm in a similar manner. Ill try thinning the lateral branches next time I see them.
Couldn't agree more about too much traction, especially with less than perfect joints, it just tears them up.
Thanks for sharing this.
Olsen equine is the best,best,!😀😀😀😀😀😀
Great job. The horse is walking much better. I don't know anything about horses or their care, but I think you do wonderful work.
Thank you very much Maria! We appreciate you watching and commenting!
Nice job. The 2nd set of radiographs r so much better. I wish we had top notch farriers here in NH. We get the rejects.
I subscribed. I am thoroughly impressed with your experience and attention to detail😃
Very excellent explanation. Thank you for the xrays.