Not gonna lie, I started following you on IG cause I was like, "Hot man and horses, what's not to love?" But I became fascinated by the process, so I am really happy you're doing these longer videos with explanations. As someone who does not and never has owned a horse, this is brand new information.
Love that you've got You Tube now & explaining/educating us non horse people on what you're doing. Very skilled profession. You make a good Teacher. Good luck on here 😊 x
Being a farrier is such a skillfull occupation. The horses love you because you are so gentle with them up to a point because they know their boundaries too. You love your job, dealing with horses everyday. Great watching you, you make it look easy! 😊
Nice first video. You touched on it a little bit in this video, but perhaps you could do a video on the anatomy of the foot, the names and where the nerves are (i.e. the parts they can feel, like the frog, and the parts they can’t etc.,), and what you’re looking for when you look at each part of the foot, so how you know what to trim and how much.
I work at a horse rescue in the US. Our horses have been through terrible situations and many do not like their hooves touched at all. Your videos really help me understand the process. I love your responses to the frisky horses..it's exactly what we do. Hey, stop, you know better lol
found you on IG. watching the process is interesting, relaxing & seeing the final product is so satisfying. Love your channel & love seeing more explanation. Thank you!
Hello from Alabama, new subscriber here. Looking forward to longer content and explaining the process of what and why your doing it. Love that you don't have background music
Found you a while back on instagram. Love that you’re doing longer format YT now! It’s so obvious how the horses respond to your amazing care. I’ve held lot of horses being shod and they don’t all love ‘em like they love you! You clearly have that thing that horses feel safe around. Love to watch you work, too 😘 Cheers to you and best of luck in this platform!
This is great. Still love Instagram... BUT this is even better...we have so many questions and so much fun stuff to learn!!!! YAY. WELCOME TO TH-cam ❤❤❤❤❤
Thanks for the extended video and the explanations. It’s great to learn about the trade properly. Your professionalism and kindness to the horses shines through 😊
Rain...in Louisiana we have hurricane watch, from June 1 - Nov 30...we might get rain, wind, etc...lights are out for a month...sometimes so bad , you got to leave town and go to a FEMA hotel...sometimes infested, with bed bugs...rain might be easier on, the horses hooves maybe...love to watch you work on these shoes and hooves ...relaxes me, when I'm stressed out over my crazy life ,lol...
Watchibg you do your job with all the beautiful horses is like some kind of hypnosis , i find it very relaxing , like the comfort of bubble wrap this is the visual version of that.... Looking forward to new content and good luck with your channel.
That’s honestly back breaking work, I don’t know how you do it 😂. Nice first video with good explanations. Looking forward to more…maybe we’ll see some of the nibblers 😂
I’ve gotta echo some other comments about “why” I started following but right from the first insta clip I went “wait, what? that’s how they do that?!?” I’m looking forward to getting an even more in depth look at it all. So much is involved! 🤯
That is fascinating!! I admit, I was shocked when you took the hot shoe and put it right on his foot!!! I thought it would burn & I was afraid. Wow, that is amazing. 🥰
Just started following you on IG and seen you are on TH-cam. I like watching longer videos, especially when the process is explained, and I get to hear you talk. Can't wait to see another video.
You have an awesome presence. I really like your expertise and how well you work with the horses. And ya, mighty easy on the eyes you are. Love your vids. J
Love the longer videos... you can really expand your channel by making these longer videos - you could even do a blooper video because who doesn't love to laugh? So many people find this profession so interesting and fascinating, so we look forward to many more videos to come. Great stuff!
Thanks for this anything to do with horses i love watching. Near me, we have a field that does show jumping on Sundays. You wouldn't think that there was so many horses in bolton Greater Manchester 😊
Glad you're officially a TH-camr 😊 Can't wait to see what you bring us next. Why do you "burn" the shoe on? And I've seen this puddy you use, what is that all about with the "vented" horseshoes?
I remember from an intro animal science course in college the important horses hoofs are with circulation and overall heart health for the horse. Could you explain the terminology or like parts of the horse hoofs? Science nerd here! 🤓
So interesting ❤I really enjoyed watching what you do. Amazing how confident you are with the horses and how relaxed they are with you. You are a true professional ❤thanks for sharing! ❤🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Thank you for sharing ypur work. I, myself, have a mare who needs horseshoes. Finding a good farrier is hard, because previously she took off her shoes week after a visit. Now we have a very good farrier and she keeps them for at least 4-6 weeks. Looking forward to many more interesting videos about your work!
When I was a girl (we don't talk about how long ago that really was 😂) I sometimes assisted my riding instructor (who also was a blacksmith) when he shoed his horses ... and I still remember the smell when he pressed the red-hot horseshoe on the hoof! What I think every time I watch one of your videos, is that your back must hurt a lot from bending over for hours. 😢 Looking forward to all of your videos! Lots of love from Germany 😊
Just watched you on this morning what a great job you have so interesting and im a new sub 😊 i think its awsome your educating on good treatment of a horses foot health
I follow you on Instagram and really happy you are now on TH-cam. I'm fascinated by the farrier process. I have some questions for you. I've not spent much time around horses. But I most definitely have never known this process. Do you ever encounter a horse that just doesn't want to work well with you and gives you a hard time? If so, what do you do to calm the horse? How often do you come across a horse that has an abscess or an injury? Thanks for the work you do! I enjoy watching your videos.
Just love watching you working with the horses, my sister and I go to the Suffolk Show every year and we always watch the farriers working mainly on the Suffolk Punches such interesting work ❤
Hello 😊... watching you now live on This Morning.... A previous rider not owner of horses but around horses weekly for years with my friends horses.... Looking forward to seeing more of your videos 🐎🐎🐎
Loved this long form video, we need the next one already! I'm amazed that you could remember the shape of Tysons hoof when you were shaping his shoe. Silly question but can you pre-make your regular horse's shoes? Thanks for the great content Sam x ❤
Hope you can do some rescue rehabilitation and new methods for us please? We all love the fix up jobs when care and support is shown to the horses. Before, through the process and follow up is appreciated. Dunno if thats your thing? Nice to see more farriers on here!
Brilliant Sam 👏 I love to watch you at work,it's so fascinating,my Grandfather was a farrier in the Army for over 30 years his nickname was shoey by his friends. Have you got a nickname your friends call you ?I can guess,!!! I bet it's nothing to do with being a farrier 😂 😂😂 keep up the good work 👏👏👏
Maybe you’ll address this in a future video, but question: how do you protect your back? Have seen some of your fitness stuff on IG, but just wondered your main modality of trying to not injure yourself from the job ergonomics. One more request: I’d love to hear about the owners/what kind of work the horses do that you’re shoeing. Like if they’re working horses or what kind of sport they do. Thanks for sharing your work! My mom is a “retired” American Five-Gaited Saddlebred rider…if you’ve ever heard of that. Cheers from the U.S.!
Hi from Australia! Great first video. Fascinating stuff. Seeing the shoe shape must be second nature to you after shaping thousands of them, but how does young Tom go with picturing the hoof shape? Does he use a template or is it freestyle with trial and error? Look forward to seeing his progress too.
How many shoes do you replace in a day? I originate from West Yorkshire but lived in the south for over 40 years. I wish you a great success with your channel
Love watching these longer videos which show the entirety of what it takes to shoe a horse! Really fascinating Sam! PS do you have to do specific exercises to strengthen your back because it looks back breaking work? 😮
Depth HOW DARE YOU we loved you just the way you are!! No just joking you’re very personable and you share loads of info for all silly little horsey people. 🤩👏🤣👍🇦🇺🇦🇺
I am so glad you started this video, I followed you over from instagram in Hope's of seeing more of this... the answering questions and teaching us what you are doing. I find it extremely fascinating, when I was younger we owned horses and I enjoyed taking care of them. Can I ask, do the shoes have to be hot when put to the horses hooves and if so what purpose does it serve? Thank you in advance for answering! 🐎
I would assume that shoeing protects the hoof from damage- but what problems would a wild horse, or just one not shoe’ed have? Just switched from you IG over to here. 👍🏻
Besides the fact that I really enjoy watching this interesting craft, it's great for me to improve my listening comprehension 🤭 best regards from Germany
Where are you from? Britain? Sounds like. I' ve been to Oxford, Kidlington, Cambridge, Bath, London, Bournmouth, Blenheim Palace and Newmarket, watching the racing horses 🥰. And what's your favourite knife? 🤗🦄 Thanks for sharing. 👋
Not gonna lie, I started following you on IG cause I was like, "Hot man and horses, what's not to love?" But I became fascinated by the process, so I am really happy you're doing these longer videos with explanations. As someone who does not and never has owned a horse, this is brand new information.
Thank you 🙏🏽 ❤
You took the words right out of my mouth! IG first. Love horses, and a hot man shoeing is a plus. I became so fascinated with the whole process!
Who knew learning about shoeing horses could be so interesting. Seriously. 😁
Love that you've got You Tube now & explaining/educating us non horse people on what you're doing. Very skilled profession. You make a good Teacher. Good luck on here 😊 x
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So happy you are doing longer videos now and actually explaining what you are doing as I find it fascinating. Thank you x
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Being a farrier is such a skillfull occupation. The horses love you because you are so gentle with them up to a point because they know their boundaries too. You love your job, dealing with horses everyday. Great watching you, you make it look easy! 😊
Nice first video. You touched on it a little bit in this video, but perhaps you could do a video on the anatomy of the foot, the names and where the nerves are (i.e. the parts they can feel, like the frog, and the parts they can’t etc.,), and what you’re looking for when you look at each part of the foot, so how you know what to trim and how much.
Really like it better when the videos are longer like this and you talk and explain instead of having music playing with the videos
I work at a horse rescue in the US. Our horses have been through terrible situations and many do not like their hooves touched at all. Your videos really help me understand the process. I love your responses to the frisky horses..it's exactly what we do. Hey, stop, you know better lol
Thank you for answering our questions and teaching us about what you do. It is really enjoyable to watch you work with your hands.
To watch you and have a running narration is just delightful! The CC also helps me learn your accent first time around. Thanks so much!
found you on IG. watching the process is interesting, relaxing & seeing the final product is so satisfying. Love your channel & love seeing more explanation. Thank you!
This is lovely. Thank you for letting us see a bit more of what you do! 🤗
@@VinsterMaguffin thank you!
Hello from Alabama, new subscriber here. Looking forward to longer content and explaining the process of what and why your doing it. Love that you don't have background music
P.s 🫶 the inked up arms👍
So glad I subscribed. Love your work and of course the horses!
Found you a while back on instagram. Love that you’re doing longer format YT now! It’s so obvious how the horses respond to your amazing care. I’ve held lot of horses being shod and they don’t all love ‘em like they love you! You clearly have that thing that horses feel safe around. Love to watch you work, too 😘 Cheers to you and best of luck in this platform!
Love listening to you speak☺️ and work, obviously.
Stoked you are into longer content now. Love horses and have rode most of my life. It doesn’t hurt that you are easy on the eyes 😊
This is great. Still love Instagram... BUT this is even better...we have so many questions and so much fun stuff to learn!!!! YAY. WELCOME TO TH-cam ❤❤❤❤❤
Great seeing you on TH-cam too! 😊
Thanks for the extended video and the explanations. It’s great to learn about the trade properly. Your professionalism and kindness to the horses shines through 😊
Wow! What a craft this is! Loved the longer video.❤
Thank you ❤
Wonderful start! It's so enjoyable watching you perfect your craft. 👍🐴
awesome to see you on TH-cam! thanks for sharing! For some reason I find watching hoof trimming really calming.
Great job on the 1st TH-cam! can't wait to see more
This is incredibly fun to watch😊
Rain...in Louisiana we have hurricane watch, from June 1 - Nov 30...we might get rain, wind, etc...lights are out for a month...sometimes so bad , you got to leave town and go to a FEMA hotel...sometimes infested, with bed bugs...rain might be easier on, the horses hooves maybe...love to watch you work on these shoes and hooves ...relaxes me, when I'm stressed out over my crazy life ,lol...
This is great to see you work and you explain what your doing.
I wondered if it hurt and your answer was very helpful
Watchibg you do your job with all the beautiful horses is like some kind of hypnosis , i find it very relaxing , like the comfort of bubble wrap this is the visual version of that.... Looking forward to new content and good luck with your channel.
Samuel Wolfenden, keep up with these videos, thay are a great education! You have a lot in common with the Millennial Farmer in Minnesota.
Thanks for talking about the process it took to get where you are.👍🏼
That’s honestly back breaking work, I don’t know how you do it 😂. Nice first video with good explanations. Looking forward to more…maybe we’ll see some of the nibblers 😂
I’ve gotta echo some other comments about “why” I started following but right from the first insta clip I went “wait, what? that’s how they do that?!?” I’m looking forward to getting an even more in depth look at it all. So much is involved! 🤯
Yay! Welcome. How much longer does it take to shoe a new-to-you horse vs. your regular horses?
I hope this work will not be lost in the future
So satisfying to watch 😊
That is fascinating!! I admit, I was shocked when you took the hot shoe and put it right on his foot!!! I thought it would burn & I was afraid. Wow, that is amazing. 🥰
Just started following you on IG and seen you are on TH-cam. I like watching longer videos, especially when the process is explained, and I get to hear you talk. Can't wait to see another video.
You have an awesome presence. I really like your expertise and how well you work with the horses. And ya, mighty easy on the eyes you are. Love your vids. J
I really like getting some of my questions answered. Welcome to TH-cam!
Couldn’t subscribe quick enough! I admire your work so much.
My bad apparently he did start this channel. Welcome to TH-cam. Thank you.! love the content.
Very good video. Much longer is helpful in describing your assessment and help to your subject. Best of luck on the new channel. 🎉
Love the longer videos... you can really expand your channel by making these longer videos - you could even do a blooper video because who doesn't love to laugh? So many people find this profession so interesting and fascinating, so we look forward to many more videos to come. Great stuff!
Absolutely fascinating. Thank you for all your hard work. Lots of love from Toronto, Canada ❤
Thanks for this anything to do with horses i love watching. Near me, we have a field that does show jumping on Sundays. You wouldn't think that there was so many horses in bolton Greater Manchester 😊
You are so talented and handsom❤ thanks for the long video😊 Lots of love from Natherland❤
I love watching these videos. What an amazing skill you have! Thank you for sharing! Xxx
Delighted you are doing long form and explaining the process. Love your reels but have a feeling ill love these even more😊 best of luck!
I'm so excited for your youtube future ❤
Congrats on the new channel! I love horses but have never owned any. I'm loving learning more about this process.
Looking forward to more of your videos! 😊
Quality content boyo! Keep up the good work 👌🏼
Great video! Did you explain why you burn the hoof? I was curious what that does. Does it smell like burning hair?
Congratulations on your TH-cam channel hope all will go well and hope to see more videos uploaded shortly
Fantastic to see you on TH-cam…love that you’re giving more information and a better insight into what you do. Thanks for sharing.
Love the videos mate! Class mate 🐎🤛🏽👍🏽
This is brilliant thank you, I am fascinated with horses but have never had access as of yet. Keep up the good work
Great video- the editing is very good
Well done! Enjoyed the longer video. Look forward to future content. ❤
Awesome, thank you for sharing this with us! ❤
Glad you're officially a TH-camr 😊 Can't wait to see what you bring us next. Why do you "burn" the shoe on? And I've seen this puddy you use, what is that all about with the "vented" horseshoes?
I really enjoyed your introduction video. Was a great insight into a traditional craft 👌
Thank you for explaining your work ! 😊
Man, my back hurts just watching this. 😂
Beautiful face, personality, accent and what you do is awesome! 💕
I remember from an intro animal science course in college the important horses hoofs are with circulation and overall heart health for the horse. Could you explain the terminology or like parts of the horse hoofs? Science nerd here! 🤓
Fascinating!
This is fantastic, congrats on the channel!! Looking forward to more.🥰
So interesting ❤I really enjoyed watching what you do. Amazing how confident you are with the horses and how relaxed they are with you. You are a true professional ❤thanks for sharing! ❤🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Gone yirself Samuel all the best from Robbie in Scotland.
Thank you for sharing ypur work. I, myself, have a mare who needs horseshoes. Finding a good farrier is hard, because previously she took off her shoes week after a visit. Now we have a very good farrier and she keeps them for at least 4-6 weeks. Looking forward to many more interesting videos about your work!
Looking forward to future content.
When I was a girl (we don't talk about how long ago that really was 😂) I sometimes assisted my riding instructor (who also was a blacksmith) when he shoed his horses ... and I still remember the smell when he pressed the red-hot horseshoe on the hoof!
What I think every time I watch one of your videos, is that your back must hurt a lot from bending over for hours. 😢
Looking forward to all of your videos!
Lots of love from Germany 😊
Just watched you on this morning what a great job you have so interesting and im a new sub 😊 i think its awsome your educating on good treatment of a horses foot health
I follow you on Instagram and really happy you are now on TH-cam. I'm fascinated by the farrier process. I have some questions for you. I've not spent much time around horses. But I most definitely have never known this process. Do you ever encounter a horse that just doesn't want to work well with you and gives you a hard time? If so, what do you do to calm the horse? How often do you come across a horse that has an abscess or an injury? Thanks for the work you do! I enjoy watching your videos.
This is going to be fab!
Love the IGs and tiktoks but these will be so interesting 🫶🏼
Will you be uploading videos of tricky ones? Yearlings? 😀
Love the videos. As much as your instas were great 😊 it’s nice to get more info on what your doing as I’m a virgin regards horses 😝
Keep em coming ❤
Just love watching you working with the horses, my sister and I go to the Suffolk Show every year and we always watch the farriers working mainly on the Suffolk Punches such interesting work ❤
Hello 😊... watching you now live on This Morning.... A previous rider not owner of horses but around horses weekly for years with my friends horses.... Looking forward to seeing more of your videos 🐎🐎🐎
Loved this long form video, we need the next one already! I'm amazed that you could remember the shape of Tysons hoof when you were shaping his shoe. Silly question but can you pre-make your regular horse's shoes? Thanks for the great content Sam x ❤
Hope you can do some rescue rehabilitation and new methods for us please? We all love the fix up jobs when care and support is shown to the horses. Before, through the process and follow up is appreciated. Dunno if thats your thing? Nice to see more farriers on here!
Nice , closing off the back of the frog , help hold rocks or debris, it can’t clean as good naturally , looks good though !!
Glad you're doing the longer content, explanations are great. I figure all that bending your back must kill at the end of the day!
@@cinthi001 thank you! Yeh just abit 😂
Brilliant Sam 👏 I love to watch you at work,it's so fascinating,my Grandfather was a farrier in the Army for over 30 years his nickname was shoey by his friends. Have you got a nickname your friends call you ?I can guess,!!! I bet it's nothing to do with being a farrier 😂 😂😂 keep up the good work 👏👏👏
Love this longer video with explanation! Thank you!
I grew up with horses and love seeing this work!!!❤
So I also found u on instagram. This skill is impeccable. Love your content
Maybe you’ll address this in a future video, but question: how do you protect your back? Have seen some of your fitness stuff on IG, but just wondered your main modality of trying to not injure yourself from the job ergonomics.
One more request: I’d love to hear about the owners/what kind of work the horses do that you’re shoeing. Like if they’re working horses or what kind of sport they do.
Thanks for sharing your work! My mom is a “retired” American Five-Gaited Saddlebred rider…if you’ve ever heard of that. Cheers from the U.S.!
Hi from Australia! Great first video. Fascinating stuff. Seeing the shoe shape must be second nature to you after shaping thousands of them, but how does young Tom go with picturing the hoof shape? Does he use a template or is it freestyle with trial and error? Look forward to seeing his progress too.
Awesome start, also my organisational brain is going into overdrive when I saw your set up. I need to see how that works to now
We love it! 😊
I see phones just jump out of your hands like they do mine. 🤣
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How many shoes do you replace in a day? I originate from West Yorkshire but lived in the south for over 40 years. I wish you a great success with your channel
Love watching these longer videos which show the entirety of what it takes to shoe a horse! Really fascinating Sam! PS do you have to do specific exercises to strengthen your back because it looks back breaking work? 😮
Yeah, I’ve always wondered this too!
Depth HOW DARE YOU we loved you just the way you are!! No just joking you’re very personable and you share loads of info for all silly little horsey people. 🤩👏🤣👍🇦🇺🇦🇺
Would love to see you do a video on a navicular horse!
I am so glad you started this video, I followed you over from instagram in Hope's of seeing more of this... the answering questions and teaching us what you are doing. I find it extremely fascinating, when I was younger we owned horses and I enjoyed taking care of them. Can I ask, do the shoes have to be hot when put to the horses hooves and if so what purpose does it serve? Thank you in advance for answering! 🐎
I would assume that shoeing protects the hoof from damage- but what problems would a wild horse, or just one not shoe’ed have? Just switched from you IG over to here. 👍🏻
Can’t wait for your next video
Besides the fact that I really enjoy watching this interesting craft, it's great for me to improve my listening comprehension 🤭
best regards from Germany
Where are you from? Britain? Sounds like. I' ve been to Oxford, Kidlington, Cambridge, Bath, London, Bournmouth, Blenheim Palace and Newmarket, watching the racing horses 🥰. And what's your favourite knife? 🤗🦄 Thanks for sharing. 👋