 This horse had a painful abscess. I was able to drain, clean and using corrective shoeing was able to set the foot nicely and prevent further damage.  This filly was very toed out. I trimmed the lateral side lower than the medial side. Fit the shoe 1/16-1/8'' too narrow for the foot, setting the shoe full to the lateral side and rasping off the medial side. This method of corrective shoeing safely took this toed out horse back to her natural angle and balance.  | I apprenticed to be a farrier and then attended and graduated top of my class from Oklahoma School Of Horseshoeing. This school has one of the best Farrier/Horseshoeing programs in our country. Studying under Jack Roth Master Farrier and Master farrier instructors at the school. I am offering farrier and horseshoeing services to New England. I specialize in performance horses and corrective shoeing and trimming a horse to their natural angle putting them into better balance. Including but not limited to:
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