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Farrier Art   by Chris Minick


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Case Studies  |  Video - Trimming for Deep Sulcus Thrush

New Video - Applying Silicone for Support and Copper Sulfate to Kill Thrush

Case Studies

! Abscess Protected by Bar Shoe

! Behavior Patten Shoe - Bowed Tendon

! Bowed Tendons, Contracted Heels, Dropped Sole, Pads
   and Two-Part Silicone Putt & Stainless Steel Clamp

! Clamp Shoe to Keep It On

! Club Feet on Miniature Pony 2 Videos

! Club Foot Causing Pedal Osteitis - Commander

! Draft Horse Shod Better

! First Shoes

! Founder Dissection

! Hoof Canker/Cancer - Early Stage

! Hoof Canker/Cancer - Later Stage

! Hospital Plate Over Founder

! Laminitis - Acute

! Laminitis Signs

! Lateral Balance - Hind Base Narrow
 ! Lateral Support - Front Pigeon-Toed

! Normal First Shoeing On Four Year Old

! Plastic Front Shoes For 100 Mile Endurance Ride

! Ring Bone Shoe

! Road Founder Caused by Bad Trimming & Shoeing

! Rocker Toe Shoes, Frog Support Pads, 2-Part Silicone Putty

! Short Shoe Damage Causing Bruising

! Sole Pressure

! Thrush - Bloody Open Wound

! Thrush Showing Signs of Interbulbular Dermatis Tab

! Thrush Solution With Copper Sulfate and Two Part Silicone
    Putty   New Video Showing How To Apply Silicone and Copper
   
Sulfate

! Thrush Video - Trimming for Thrush on Cowboy

! Thrush Cured with  Frog Support Pads, Copper Sulfate,
   and Two-Part Silicone Putty (Cowboy)

! Thrush Cured (11 year infestation) with  Frog Support Pads,
  
Copper Sulfate, and Two-Part Silicone Putty (Spyderman)

 

 

Dear Audience,

I apologize in advance to any equine professional who might recognize his or her work in the case studies published on this Web site and be offended by my commentary.  Before and after pictures are taken purely as a means to establish a place where someone else's work ended and my work began and how it progressed through the term of each case study.

No names of the subject horses or of equine professionals are used in this Web site unless I was praising their work.  However, I am opening my own work up to public scrutiny.  Hopefully, everyone who visits this Web site will appreciate it for what it is--some of the experiences of one farrier who wishes to share his work with his peers and clients and learn from his mistakes and successes.

Chris Minick, AFA Certified Farrier