RE-SHOEING A HORSE 

Hello man im from Indonesian

jeez man you scared me. i watch your vids all the time and i was like... "no thats the frog right? there's no way thats the bone. does it have a weird mutation? is the horse ok?" lmao thumbnail and title doing its work

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Hello juga zaidan

I realized why I get nervous watching these videos. As a cook, we have the mantra NEVER CUT TOWARDS YOURSELF.

God is pretty smart

​@Tamara Anderson there a place where angels ride horse and leave the mark of an angel or angle or V. That place where angels ride horse is in your sweet lit'l ❤

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@@TheFarrier niceeeee

My husband has been a farrier for 40 years. He says his back is fine, everything else hurts!

The process is called “Hot shoeing”. It’s generally done to seal moisture (preventing drying out or softening depending on the environment) and kills bacteria.

@@tompotter8703 Aaah awesome! Thank you for replying to my question! And thank you for sharing your time with us in the form of videos. It's quite facinating!

Thanks 😊… Those are what we call “clips”and they aid in supporting the shoe on the hoof.

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Yes I use a magnet to pick up any dropped bits.. and yes horses definitely can find some horrid things to get stuck in their feet 🦶

If it did, I doubt the horse would be sitting there calmly letting him do it.. o.O;

From what I gather, it helps identify if the shoe is properly shaped, if the foot needs tweaks and the like. And by keeping it hot until you're sure it's right it saves time on reheating it and avoiding making the metal brittle

There's 3 principle reasons why a shoe is put onto the hoof hot. 1.Even when you trim a hoof as flat & level as an experienced farrier as this does, there will still be high & low spots.Burning the shoe on levels those out. 2.Burning a shoe on the hoof kills any fungal & bacterial microbial flora & fauna that is present in the hoof & prevents them from proliferating. 3.If you notice the side clips of the shoe are fitted on each opposing quarter of the hoof.If you tried to fit those clips cold on the hoof there would be daylight & gaps between the clips & the hoof wall , which over time would compromise shoe security.Burning clips into the hoof wall gives you a superior clip fit

Kills any bacteria that can’t withstand the heat, helps to level the foot if some places are a little uneven and helps get the correct fitting I presume.

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@@dog_under_panzer8763 nic piszę

It isn’t a bone, it’s just a common mishap that non horsey people worry over sometimes! It’s called the frog :)

@@painteddragon8496 uh i didnt call it a bone but okay?

@@tak5718 i know? i was just saying it definitely isnt as it seemed like you were a bit confused? sorry was just my misunderstanding-

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