09/03/2026
There is a lot about being a farrier that never makes it into the pretty pictures.
The miles.
The weather.
Trying to keep a schedule when the first horse of the morning has other plans.
The physical wear and tear.
Answering messages at the end of a long day.
Figuring out how to give horse number eight the same patience and attention you gave horse number one.
And somehow, tomorrow morning, you get up and do it again.
There is a lot more behind this trade than trimming feet and putting on shoes.
Farriers — what is one part of this job that you don't think people outside the industry really understand?
We'd like to hear it.