I have been watching video's of podiatrists doing horrible jobs on human's feet. It is good to see a master farrier do a great job on a horse. Perfect job!
Awe. Look at her looking all better with her manicure and polish. I don't know much about horses but I do like seeing them feeling better. Thank you for helping her. Watching from Texas.❤
What a neautiful lady she is. She trusts you because she you take such good care of het. Trimmed hooves and brand new shoes. The lady is ready to go. Good luck to you. Wish you all the best.🐎🐴
It amazes me how these powerful animals could stomp our guts out but they are so trusting and easy going…. Gentle giant and yes I realize not all are but in my experience more than not they are! Just beautiful animals I love them.
It’s so relaxing to watch you Peter. The only thing that makes me wince is you must have horrendous back pain. I say that because I’m a medically retired nurse who had to stop because my back gave way.
This is why people who own horses 🐎must clean there horses hooves On a regular basis... Poor baby my goodness 😢 And learn how to give your horses Pedicures along with a great farrier As yourself 👍🌟 Bless you for helping this beautiful baby out your a super man 🥰
Hi Peter, Thank you for sharing your work. I watch quite a few hoof/shoeing videos and I do find that the ones that explain as they go along are more engaging and something I will go back for more or subscribe to. Another one I like because he engages the audience is "the hoof GP" although he does cattle not horses I love the way he explains what he is looking for, why it happens the pro and con of what ever it is and treatment. Some stuff he won't do, but I've seen him collaborate with a vet to treat a bull I really like how you explain how Lola is club footed and the difference in foot size.
Great video Peter! Very interesting process to address the club foot. Glad that your family is doing well. On a side note, when the video first started, I thought that her foot looked a little “clubby” but I wasn’t sure, since I know very little about these beautiful creations. I guess my must be learning something from watching farrier videos. 🤗
I've always wondered what dictates how many nails are used and where they're placed. I've noticed it's not always the same. Once pointed it out you could really see the difference in that one hoof. Gorgeous horse.
Thank you 😊 size of hoof and safe places to nail. Most horses you use 5 to 6 nails. Just depends on the hoof really. Bigger horses you use more nails. Small ponies you might only use 4 to 5.
Interesting that she gets to wear 2 different styles of shoes. I know lots of folks with one foot a different size than the other, but only in very rare circumstances would a human be able to purchase a “pair” with two different sizes, on purpose. Glad to know the reason behind the different shoe styles.
I know as much about trimming horses' feet as I do about changing headlamp bulbs on the space shuttle. Seeing you slicing off chunks from what I think is called the frog, are there any nerve endings in that part of the foot and is it painful for the horse? Please pardon my ignorance but I find your work very interesting.
She has a club hoof. A hoof that is smaller than it should be. Some people try make the small hoof bigger to match the other hoof. With her if you tried that you would end up with more lameness problems. To me if she is happy I am happy.
hi pete , hope everything at home is ok . cant imagine walking around with a stone in my boot , must be a proper sore . as usual a great video and nice you take so much care . keep them coming
Thank you Richard 😊 hopefully she feels much better with her new shoes on. The family is all good. The baby is growing day by day. Still no sleep 😂. Hope you are keeping well?
Lola is a beautiful mare! Why did the frog in her club foot look so soft; almost to soft? And, how does a horse get a club foot/hoof? Is it like a human and they’re just born that way? Does it hurt them and can she run safely? Thanks for answering my questions Peter. Have a good day. 😊❤
Lola is absolutely stunning!! Exceptional job Peter, just a quick question Peter, some farriers don't sand the hoof after they shoe them, they say it thins the hoof, obviously you do it, so what's your take on it, thank you for another wonderful video, hope your little Evie is doing well, as well as your wife, take care Peter.👍💙🐎
I would say every horse is different. Some need dressing forwards some don’t. I think when looking at different jobs you have to take on different factors. Shoeing cycle is it 6 weeks or 12 weeks. Breeding of the horse, HPA, environment just to name a few. This is why I never comment on other people’s work. You never really know the full story. The family is great that you Tracey 😊 baby is getting bigger day by day. Hope you are well?
@@Peterthefarrier very true, thank you Peter, I just find it interesting how you're all in the same job, but do things differently, can't wait for your next video, take care 👍💙🐎
So you have a left and a right handed hoof knife, if that is the right name for them, how often do you have to sharpen them please? Just for information.
Hey Peter! With that nail left in her hoof wall, would you adjust the position of the nails when attaching the new shoe to avoid that area? Or is it far enough down the wall now that it's well out the way? The nails are in slightly different positions around the quarter clip
The nail was well out of the way causing no problems. It did not affect how I needed to shoe her this time. When nailing I was just choosing the strongest areas of the hoof to hold the shoe on.
@@allysmith2284 Thank you so much for your reply. This makes sense now. The only thing I ever heard before was “it did not hurt” the horse, or “the horse cannot feel the heat”. I grew up around farm animals and watched a lot of things happening to them, but never had an explanation. Now I am full of questions. :-). I appreciate your answering me. Love the videos.
Why do you leave the heated shoe on the hoof? Is that to bond the shoe and keep it from moving? I know it's a common practice and I see it in all shoeing videos, but I just don't know the reason for it.
Hey Peter! I'm looking to become a farrier in the near future, I pick my GCSEs this year, do you think you could help me out with some advice/which GCSEs you picked and where you went from there? I can't find anyone else who can help and I think you could help alot, thanks!
I've never understood why they hold a molten hot horseshoe onto the horses hoof and how it doesn't eventually hurt at least a little. Could you comment on that?
When you are burning the shoe on you are not working with sensitive parts of the hoof. Think of it like your finger nail as long as you don’t go to far back it doesn’t hurt.
This horse has suffered with intermittent lameness in this hoof. With discussions with the vet and after x rays it was decided that short toes and a heart bar was the best course of action to achieve a level of soundness for this horse. And it has helped this horse massively. Maybe ask why a horse is shod in a different way to what you are normally used to seeing instead of guessing. The shoe was not short if you want a small video of the extra shoe I gave for expansion of the hoof I would be more than happy to show you.
This horse will be lame because of the Deep Central Sulcus Thrush. The Heartbar shoe is giving relief because the natural internal cushion of the hoof is being degraded by the thrush. The shoe is only treating the symptoms, you need to kill the thrush to holistically help the structure of the hoof.
Not sure why i find it relaxing watching a horse been shoed.
I have been watching video's of podiatrists doing horrible jobs on human's feet. It is good to see a master farrier do a great job on a horse. Perfect job!
I love watching English farriers. So professional and knowledgeable.
Ah, Lola is lovely. She looks well relaxed because she knows she is in the hands of an excellent farrier. 😊
Thank you 😊
Lovely horse 👍👍👍 great pair of new boots for him 💕🕊️
She is a really sweet mare. For such a big horse she is so gentle.
@@Peterthefarrier Sorry for my slip She’s a beautiful horse
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I am sure she would forgive you 😂
Great video. Glad to see you're back. Nice new chaps, lovely horse all fixed up. Thank you.
Glad to be back 😊 let’s just see how long the chaps last 😂
Awe. Look at her looking all better with her manicure and polish. I don't know much about horses but I do like seeing them feeling better. Thank you for helping her. Watching from Texas.❤
She looks a beautiful horse! 😊
She really is a nice looking mare 😊
Lovely work! Lola your even more beautiful now. 🐎💚
Lucky old girl to have you shoe her so nicely Peter! ❤
Thank you Kim 😊
Her name was Lola . . . she was a showgirl. 😆
How did you know that was her song 😂
My version is
Her name is Lola she was a show horse 😂
With yellow feathers in her hair and a dress cut down to there. 😊
Great video thanks.
😂😂😂
I love your work and your videos. You are the most wholesome and professional farrier.
Dont no why but I love these hoofing videos
Lola is beautiful! Thank you for the video! Hope your baby girl is doing well!
Thank you 😊 she is beautiful and happy I could not ask for more.
What a neautiful lady she is. She trusts you because she you take such good care of het. Trimmed hooves and brand new shoes. The lady is ready to go. Good luck to you. Wish you all the best.🐎🐴
Your new chaps look fine 👍🇬🇧
Thank you David 😊
You're like the Bob Ross of farriers on TH-cam
It amazes me how these powerful animals could stomp our guts out but they are so trusting and easy going…. Gentle giant and yes I realize not all are but in my experience more than not they are! Just beautiful animals I love them.
Beautifully done. Truly appreciate the video. Lola is a good looking horse. Blessings to you and your family.
Thank you Suellen 😊
She is a beautiful horse and I bet she likes her new shoe. ❤
Lovely horse. Thank you for being kind.
Thank you 😊
It’s so relaxing to watch you Peter. The only thing that makes me wince is you must have horrendous back pain. I say that because I’m a medically retired nurse who had to stop because my back gave way.
This is why people who own horses 🐎must clean there horses hooves
On a regular basis...
Poor baby my goodness 😢
And learn how to give your horses
Pedicures along with a great farrier
As yourself 👍🌟
Bless you for helping this beautiful baby out your a super man 🥰
Great job Peter and I hope the family are all ok .
Thank you Marie 😊 we are all great thank you. Baby is growing well. Hope you are doing well?
@@Peterthefarrier we are all doing well thanx for asking .
Good job on Lola. Such a nice looking horse. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you 😊
Beautiful work Peter. Thank you for sharing 😊
Great video ❤foot looked so much better
Thank you 😊
Beautiful job for a beautiful horse ❤
Thank you 😊
Peter you are flying it... love seeing your subscription numbers going up each week. Well deserved. 😊
very good loved it, could watch all day, I liked the before and after shots
A real nice job. Thank you.
My goodness, you farriers must have strong backs!
Strong legs & good posture goes a long way, keeping back straight AMAP.
You are a very good Ferrier Peter.
Hi Peter,
Thank you for sharing your work. I watch quite a few hoof/shoeing videos and I do find that the ones that explain as they go along are more engaging and something I will go back for more or subscribe to.
Another one I like because he engages the audience is "the hoof GP" although he does cattle not horses I love the way he explains what he is looking for, why it happens the pro and con of what ever it is and treatment. Some stuff he won't do, but I've seen him collaborate with a vet to treat a bull
I really like how you explain how Lola is club footed and the difference in foot size.
Thank you 😊
Wow! You e got to have the strongest hands and backs 😃👏🏼 always appreythe videos ty 😃👏🏼🐎
Thank you 😊 it is like any job you get used to it after a bit.
I enjoy your videos and commentary. Good show, good job.
Wel done Peter great video and a great horse.😊
Great video Peter! Very interesting process to address the club foot. Glad that your family is doing well. On a side note, when the video first started, I thought that her foot looked a little “clubby” but I wasn’t sure, since I know very little about these beautiful creations. I guess my must be learning something from watching farrier videos. 🤗
Thank you Donna 😊 well spotted. I was not sure how well it came out on camera to see the difference.
Another awesome video!
Thank you 😊
Congratulations on your excellent work 👏👏👏👏👏
Thank you mate 😊
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Hi Pete!
As always I really enjoy it all!
Best wishes to your family!
Love from🇺🇸👌❤️
Thank you 😊
I've always wondered what dictates how many nails are used and where they're placed. I've noticed it's not always the same. Once pointed it out you could really see the difference in that one hoof. Gorgeous horse.
Thank you 😊 size of hoof and safe places to nail. Most horses you use 5 to 6 nails. Just depends on the hoof really. Bigger horses you use more nails. Small ponies you might only use 4 to 5.
That was so close to watch 😊🐴
You do such a good job they are lucky to have you ❤
Thank you Suzy 😊
Well she walked up to me and she asked me to dance, and when I asked her her name she said, LOLA. L O L A, LOLA.
😂
Absolutely beautiful
Lola is a beauty, thanks for sharing Peter... looks a bit cool there, is winter closing in?
Thank you 😊 this is our summer 😂.
Beautiful job !
Interesting that she gets to wear 2 different styles of shoes. I know lots of folks with one foot a different size than the other, but only in very rare circumstances would a human be able to purchase a “pair” with two different sizes, on purpose. Glad to know the reason behind the different shoe styles.
Thank you 😊 We shoe each hoof for its needs.
That was interesting to see the difference between the two shoes
I know as much about trimming horses' feet as I do about changing headlamp bulbs on the space shuttle. Seeing you slicing off chunks from what I think is called the frog, are there any nerve endings in that part of the foot and is it painful for the horse? Please pardon my ignorance but I find your work very interesting.
The squeaky tool, nooo.
The saddle I use for my lessons squeaks and I’m like ahhh.
beautiful horse
I think he likes his new shoes...!!
What did you mean about correcting her foot? How would even go about that?
She has a club hoof. A hoof that is smaller than it should be. Some people try make the small hoof bigger to match the other hoof. With her if you tried that you would end up with more lameness problems. To me if she is happy I am happy.
hi pete , hope everything at home is ok . cant imagine walking around with a stone in my boot , must be a proper sore . as usual a great video and nice you take so much care . keep them coming
Thank you Richard 😊 hopefully she feels much better with her new shoes on. The family is all good. The baby is growing day by day. Still no sleep 😂. Hope you are keeping well?
im not great mate ive terminal cancer and may only have 4 to7 months left , so your videos help a bit mate @@Peterthefarrier
I am so sorry to hear that Richard.
thanks , thats ok no need to be sorry @@Peterthefarrier
Be good to get to know you a bit better. Where are you from?
Need to oil those nippers! That squeak was killin me 😂
Lola is a beautiful mare! Why did the frog in her club foot look so soft; almost to soft? And, how does a horse get a club foot/hoof? Is it like a human and they’re just born that way? Does it hurt them and can she run safely? Thanks for answering my questions Peter. Have a good day. 😊❤
We had a cow that had twin calves, and one had a club foot.
Use a jelly insole 😊 silicone will keep out them rocks for a bit mate, just shoe her with a bit of mesh under the shoe butover the frog
Hi, just curious as to how often you sharpen your tools?
Every other day. Depending on how many horse I shoe. Blunt knifes just make the day harder 😂
@@Peterthefarrier, blunt knives are slso more dangerous! (I speak from experience!)
Thank you for commenting along the way.
I understand it doesn’t hurt the horse when you trim the frog area, but I wonder if they feel any relief when you remove rocks like you did here
Lola is absolutely stunning!! Exceptional job Peter, just a quick question Peter, some farriers don't sand the hoof after they shoe them, they say it thins the hoof, obviously you do it, so what's your take on it, thank you for another wonderful video, hope your little Evie is doing well, as well as your wife, take care Peter.👍💙🐎
I would say every horse is different. Some need dressing forwards some don’t. I think when looking at different jobs you have to take on different factors. Shoeing cycle is it 6 weeks or 12 weeks. Breeding of the horse, HPA, environment just to name a few. This is why I never comment on other people’s work. You never really know the full story.
The family is great that you Tracey 😊 baby is getting bigger day by day. Hope you are well?
@@Peterthefarrier very true, thank you Peter, I just find it interesting how you're all in the same job, but do things differently, can't wait for your next video, take care 👍💙🐎
Lola is lovely! What would cause the size difference in her hooves?
Conformation. Unfortunately Lola doesn’t have the best. She only has one hoof that is not in a remedial shoe.
Хорошая работа.
Thank you 😊
So you have a left and a right handed hoof knife, if that is the right name for them, how often do you have to sharpen them please? Just for information.
Hey Peter!
With that nail left in her hoof wall, would you adjust the position of the nails when attaching the new shoe to avoid that area? Or is it far enough down the wall now that it's well out the way?
The nails are in slightly different positions around the quarter clip
The nail was well out of the way causing no problems. It did not affect how I needed to shoe her this time. When nailing I was just choosing the strongest areas of the hoof to hold the shoe on.
Pete, why do you put the hot shoe on the hoof?
How often do you have to do this?
Was bout to ask where are you from cause of your use of troll before reading the description cause I was stuck on how big the rock was 😂😂
Thank you for narrating. Makes this interesting. Don’t understand the reason for the shoe burning the hoof
It’s helps them see if it fits correctly…. For example, if any area isn’t burnt it isn’t sitting correctly….
@@allysmith2284 Thank you so much for your reply. This makes sense now. The only thing I ever heard before was “it did not hurt” the horse, or “the horse cannot feel the heat”. I grew up around farm animals and watched a lot of things happening to them, but never had an explanation. Now I am full of questions. :-). I appreciate your answering me. Love the videos.
after a few of these videos I an amazed at how patient these horses are
What is the purpose of holding the heated metal horseshoe on the bottom of the hoof? Thank you.
Does a club hoof grow differently than a normal hoof? It look as though it grows straight up and down and not at an angle like the other front hoof.
Correct. This comes from confirmation of her and her breeding.
Artistry
Do you know why this Mare has different size shoes on her front feet or Hooves?
How does a nail get into that part of the hoof?
Was there ever a time where you were doing in the vid where one of the horses kick you in the nuts on accident?
What is the smell generated of burning the shoe to the hoof?
Why do you leave the heated shoe on the hoof? Is that to bond the shoe and keep it from moving? I know it's a common practice and I see it in all shoeing videos, but I just don't know the reason for it.
Hey Peter! I'm looking to become a farrier in the near future, I pick my GCSEs this year, do you think you could help me out with some advice/which GCSEs you picked and where you went from there? I can't find anyone else who can help and I think you could help alot, thanks!
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I've never understood why they hold a molten hot horseshoe onto the horses hoof and how it doesn't eventually hurt at least a little. Could you comment on that?
When you are burning the shoe on you are not working with sensitive parts of the hoof. Think of it like your finger nail as long as you don’t go to far back it doesn’t hurt.
Back when horses roamed free there weren’t any nails
Farriers have been shoeing horses since two hundred b.c.
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Ola por que adaptas el casco ala herradura por que es muy corta pequeña se adapta la herradura al casco no al revés sigue aprendiendo
This horse has suffered with intermittent lameness in this hoof. With discussions with the vet and after x rays it was decided that short toes and a heart bar was the best course of action to achieve a level of soundness for this horse. And it has helped this horse massively. Maybe ask why a horse is shod in a different way to what you are normally used to seeing instead of guessing. The shoe was not short if you want a small video of the extra shoe I gave for expansion of the hoof I would be more than happy to show you.
I saw You shoe the horse bur You didn´t show how to chew it (are You a veggie?)
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Thank you 😊
CUIELE BĂTUTE ÎN POCOAVA CALULUI SE NUMESC CAIELE!🙂🐎
This horse will be lame because of the Deep Central Sulcus Thrush. The Heartbar shoe is giving relief because the natural internal cushion of the hoof is being degraded by the thrush. The shoe is only treating the symptoms, you need to kill the thrush to holistically help the structure of the hoof.
O casco não está saudável, tem rachadelas que pode ficar buracos. Não devia aplicar um tratamento, antes da ferradura?
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Is 14 years old bad or good age???😅 So is she 14 or 16? You said both.
She is 14 years old. I think the sleepless nights are catching up with me 😂
That’s getting 😊elderly
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Not a ferior,but looks like a
Not a ferior,but looks like s nice job.
Do some horses show appreciation?
It looks like the owner of this horse does buggar all inspections on this horse.
Why are horseshoes put on hot?
How did these animals survive without human intervention?
Why anybody uses a rasp anymore is a mystery!… there’s cordless grinders n soft grit for a way better outcome.
Not sure why that was a club foot.