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BK676
5 Shoes, 1 Shoe Board, Gregory
24 pages, 8-1/2 x 11 (Pamphlet)
Here’s a practical step-by-step guide for building
a shoe display board that will help you further
educate your shoeing clients, work toward
possible farrier certification and undertake a
great learning experience.
BK76
AFA Certification Study Guide for
Certified or Intern, Blombach
58 pages, 8-1/2 x 11 (Softcover)
Excellent study guide to prepare you for the Certified
or Intern AFA Written Exam. The present level of
examination by the American Farriers association are
“Intern”, which indicates one who has successfully
completed entry level examination, “Certified Farrier”,
recognition of individuals with a minimum of one year practical experience
who have met AFA’s basic standard of horseshoeing knowledge and skill.
BK75
AFA Certification Study Guide for
Journeyman, Blombach
72 pages, 8-1/2 x 11 (Softcover)
This “Complete Self Help Study Guide” contains
new information essential to maximizing your
written test score plus all the little known “ins
and outs” of passing the AFA practical!
BK15
Artistic Horseshoeing, Rich
217 pages, 5-1/2 x 8-1/2 (Softcover)
This installment in the American Farriers Journal’s
“Farrier Classics” series relies on the time-tested
advice of renowned farrier George E. Rich. A 240page
reprint of the original book from 1887 that was
updated in 1907, complete with illustrations, this book
will be appreciated by novice and experienced farriers alike. With
all its timeless information, photos and illustrations, you’ll make this
highly valuable book a part of your shoeing library’s inventory.
BK755
Better Basics, Gregory
128 pages, 8-1/2 x 11 (Spiral Bound Softcover)
Chris Gregory, owner and instructor of the Heartland
Horseshoeing School in Missouri, takes a step-bystep
approach to help you improve your horseshoeing
and forging skills. Lavishly illustrated and written
by one of the top farriery instructors in the country,
this book has something for everyone from the
novice who is just starting out, to the experienced professional who
wants to polish his skills. Copyright 2004.
BK91
Cavalry Horseshoer’s Technical Manual,
US War Dpt.
128 pages, 5-1/2 x 8-1/2 (Softcover)
This illustrated 1941 technical manual was
written by the War Department for cavalry farriers.
Beginning with a discussion on anatomy and
physiology of the equine hoof and leg, this manual
goes on to describe forging and shoeing practices,
traction devices and hoof care for hardworking cavalry horses. This
reprint has invaluable information, diagrams and historical value.
BK524
Foot of the Horse, The, Roberge
304 pages, 5-1/2 x 8-1/2 (Softcover)
The in-depth shoeing advice presented over 100
years ago will help you place many of today’s
shoeing challenges in proper perspective. The book
outlines numerous rules for shoers based on David
Roberge’s 45 years of working with a footcare system
in existence since 1850. Besides offering detailed advice in 18
general areas of shoeing, this valuable reference zeros in which
detailed explanations on 424 specific items that still relate to your
everyday shoeing concerns.
BK77
Hoof Talk: The Hairline Tells It All, Bergeleen
60 pages, 5-1/2 x 8-1/2 (Softcover)
Bergy’s first book contains everything your horse
wants you to know about good horses. This book
offers an enlightening tour of the hoof. Bergy
provides a simple method for evaluating balance
and stress in the hoof. He is a long-time shoer,
instructor and horseman. If you are interested in
natural hoof care but are not ready to take the shoes off your horse
Bergy has the answer for you.
BK16
How To Horseshoeing Book, The, West
144 pages, 8-1/2 x 11 (Softcover)
This is the most comprehensive book of practical
horseshoeing ever published. Focusing on the very
best techniques gleaned from more than 1,800
articles appearing in the pages of American Farriers
Journal. You’ll learn plenty of new ideas that
really work with all disciplines, shapes and sizes
of horses, mules and even zoo animals! When it comes to shoeing
techniques for animals weighing less than 200 pounds to more than
2,000 pounds, this book delivers all the essentials of foot care.
BK29
Mechanics of Horseshoeing Simplified,
The, Simpson
60 pages, 8-1/2 x 11 (Softcover)
This book contains all the information you need to
successfully perform a good shoeing job. Helpful
illustrations guide you through the basics of what
tools are needed, how to remove the shoes, trim and
prepare the hoof and more. There is a quiz at each chapters end.
BK104
Natural Balance Hoof Care Book &
DVD Education Set, Ovincek
142 pages, 8-1/4 x 10-4/3 (Softcover)
A Practical Guide to Hoof Care Science & Foot
Function for Pleasure & Performance Horses.
Includes the Natural Balance Hoof Care Book &
DVD(4) Education System. This is a comprehensive
learning system for horse owners interested in the
maintenance of their horse’s feet, to seasoned
farriers looking for useful information that will
compliment their current hoof care knowledge.
Because people learn and comprehend information
in different ways, the “Natural Balance Hoof Care”
book also comes with DVD’s (4) that include corresponding sections,
so sections you read in the book are also visually explained in some of
the videos.
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