I used to go with my husband who is a farrier to show heavy horses for work and showing. Im amazed at these small upright feet on such a large horse, its like wearing high heels. I see the sense of a crate but think tying up the feet could be done to offer more support and comfort, this way has got to prove painful and very uncomfortable so its not surprising Ive seen so many Belgians fighting not to go in them. Beautiful harness.
I'd love to see a much more modern stock desighn that is strong safe and comfortable for both animal and human...I love the crush and electric hoof winch that the hoof gp uses on massive bulls ,it keeps them calm and immobilised and no heavy lifting at all for the human...someone needs to desighn a horse version of that.
@@Jay-jb2vr Belgian draft, stunning horse! They r so heavy this stall would actually make it much easier on farriers bk and the horse having something to rest its weight while being shod
I used to be a farrier in the UK, we never had stocks like this, or indeed tools like this, particularly the mechanical grinder, but it all makes sense to me!
There's one near me on a working farm in Devon, my boys going off there to be broken to ride and drive 😊 only place I've ever heard having one over here though and he's not going in a round pen as he'd break it at around ton in weight lol they will need that stock haha heavy boy! Lol
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The only thing I can see that I don't like about this farrier is how high he puts the nails in the hoof. Otherwise, I would say that he does a fairly good job of trimming. Working on these large Draft horses is different than working on a lighter, riding horse. They cannot get under the horse and hold the hoof and leg up and therefore have to depend on the stocks to help with that.
also can someone tell me, how does the horses heals along with the bars (which I noticed he didn't take down), expand across the back of its foot. He didn't take the bars off because the foot can't expand anyway, not with metal shoes on it.
Safer if done so they r comfortable, my boy will need this as he's so heavy! I'm going to train him to lift his feet himself at some point, we'll both cause they r heavy! Try doing 4 of these, I'm normally knackered from picking out my Clyde's feet but he foes like to bare weight on 3 unless I push him off or get my bum and bk under him so he has some extra support also if the horse has an abscess this would help loads! As horses can't stand on 2 feet so when I didn't notice a abcess in its early stages I went to pick up his bk hoof and he kicked out and nearly knocked me out as he hit me right in the nose! The horse has a bum rest and the foot is tied so no metal pressure on top of foot just a strap holding it in place, if the horse is happy in one I bet any farrier shoeing or trimming them would really appreciate it lol though we dont use grinders to take off the metal nails, we use rasps and clippers
Дед без всяких прекрас и выебонов показал, как он чистит, стрелку делает и подковывает. Молодец. У меня мой дед покойный кузнец, прадед тоже и отец кузнечил около 10 лет. Лошадей обожаю.
Very interesting video, I live now in the NL and i appreciate every little thing that gets me closer to the culture. By the way I liked the music too. Thanks. Shir.
I have a question for any who might know. In America the "thing" this horse is inside is known as a "shoeing stock" or "Trimming Stock". To my knowledge in France it's called a "Travail" or a "Chevaux Ferrer Travail". I'd like to know what it's called in other languages so I can do internet research to see what different types there might be in other countries. Help me of you can please, thx : )
+dkeith45 Hi :-))) In Portuguese it's called "ferrar um cavalo", ironing a horse, in the sense of applying ferro/iron, not ironing a shirt...in Portuguese from Brasil, it's called "ferrageamento"...to the trimming of the hoof they call it "casqueamento", from casco/hoof...you'll find a few videos on UA-cam under these three terms, hope they'll help your research, take care :-)))
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That is a cool shoeing stock. The way the rear leg is strapped and cranked up.. awesome. The front foot rests... I've used the oak Yoder style stock which can be a pain in the butt. This sucker is very well designed. How about a link to the maker or plans? 8/24/2015 Edit: Since posting this I've been modifying an oak Yoder style stock to have some of these Belgian features. When it's complete I'll post a link to pictures of it. 3/18/2023 EDIT: Well, I did make those mods to the Yoder stock and they worked perfectly. I was then able to trim the hooves of two full size Belgian drafts for several years with no problem all by myself. But in 2020, the place I volunteered at, stopped their horse hay ride service and gave away the Belgians. They sold me the stock thankfully, but I haven't used it since.
Cool. I saw a real old oxen stock, on a video. I understand that one needs a stock to work on oxen feet. Rockin J Farrier built one somewhat like this one.
@@lynnehuff9659 The main reason I found is ease. Trimming a normal size horse usually isn't too difficult if they try to pull their leg away from you, but any larger animal, like the Draft above or an oxen can really put a strain on your back. That's where the stock shines.
hi I wasn't thinking about the process, I have horses, it is just that in this country we don't tie them in that fashion to do hooves...can see the advantages though :)
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This may look rough, or like it's hurting the horse, but it's not nearly as bad as it looks, and they have to be shoed unless they are only going to be running or walking on loose soil and grass. Imagine if you never ever cut your nails...on your toes...and you only have one toe on each foot!
O casco ficou desnivelado. Ocorrerá aumento da pressão nos lados mais altos. Possivelmente desconforto para o cavalo. Em nenhum momento ele usou a groza na pata trazeira.
i think... what he does, shows he doesnt know much of horse's foot/hoof anatomy, sort of old school farrier way of trimming and shoeing... it all looks terrifying wrong..BUT he has been doing this probably most of his life, longer than many of the comenantors here live... respect to him for the work in this age... there are many out there doing the same, worse or better- my point is everyone does their best and they r all convinced they KNOW best... mostly because they dont wanna belive they paid their money to learn bullshit... these guys learnt it long time ago when knowledge about hooves was scarce... let them be. even though his work looks aweful or however u wanna call it, this horse is probably going to be fine... again... respect the guy at least for the age and strenght...
that first song in the video I have not heard that song in a long while. a guy up the street has two belgians, a fjord and he has one of those contraptions in the pasture. he doesn't put shoes on tho, I think. personally I have come to despise shoes on horses (except in rare instances) they damage te foot with all those nails and dont allow the hooves to flex (a horse has five hearts as the saying goes) i hae to say the guy is calm and cool and the horse is too, imagine if the horse paniced being all enclosed and tied up like that, he guy seems to be so used to it is like just another la la la day. the horses is very pretty too.
Absolutely necessary? Probably not, however there are things achievable in this method that are harder to accomplish any other way. Horses feet are made up of closely compacted vertical hair like tubules of keratin. Searing seals these which provides some protection from drying out. But mostly searing helps to establish levels. Especially on a hoof that large., what looks level to the eye may not be in reality. To achieve a tight fit on the shoe and a balanced foot this is an efficient way of accomplishing this. It does not cause pain for the horse. There are no nerves in that specific area of the foot.
My self I don't like to use shoeing stocks but I understand they are sometimes necessary. I have found they are normally used when there is a lack of training. (the horse not the human). Once the horse if comfortable with you shoeing him or her they are fine. By that I mean they stand without giving you any problems. Yes once in a while they need their foot back but overall it is better for the horse. That hoof knife that you hit with a hammer is crap. Use nippers they are much better.
Interesting to see how horseshoeing is done in countries other than America. We teach our horses to hold their feet up, we don't tie them up like this. Also different tools to actually do the trimming.
Not as big, but think it would be hard on them to have the hoof up for that long, just my opinion. I've got an old horse, 25, he has a hard time keeping his hoof up at all. That being said, he's not that big.
+Judy Hart You are so right. Draft horses are very popular in Alaska because they can cope with the soft ground better and I saw a farrier shoe a horse that was 18-3. He had been shoed in stocks but the farrier took the extra hour to do it without and from then on the horse was easy to shoe.
Well you are talking a Belgium not a riding horse. that is one huge animal so shoeing is a little different than showing a rider. He actually is very good at what he does.
Yeah? Last time I checked ALL horses need their frogs for proper hoofmechanism! Why on earth would a HEAVIER horse need a trim takes away half the frog and too little hoof wall, basically leaving the frog hanging in the air? God damn...
he's actually leaving a quite a bit of frog by the heel that little bulb of frog is where the shock absorption comes from, I believe he know s what he's doing. However we wouldn't know without actually speaking to him would we?
@@kristinacampbell5412 The farrier assesses each horse's shoeing needs. We don't know how the horse travels, his individual needs. Some of the people in the comments, seem to be horse shoers, and know better than me. That being said, I think he knows what he's doing, too.
what a brilliant contraption safe for the horse and farrier, I could just imagine trying to hold up a leg that big for the duration of shoeing well done that man.
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+chumbrega2 So he can shape it to the horse's foot better. It is steel/iron after all, it'll only bend when it's hot enough. The reason why he presses the hot shoe to the foot is to see if it actually fits or not, by the scorch marks it leaves.
que manera de sugetar los caballos al brete para herrarlos,una manera muy anticuada y peligrosa,ademas usar cuchillo y mazo para la ranilla es peligroso.-Para bien de los caballos deberian de publicar otro sistema mas seguro y eficiente.
En la herramienta concuerdo un poco contigo (no totalmente) pero en la manera de atar al caballo no, puedes explicarme en qué manera el caballo puede salir lastimado.
It's like having the skin on your heels hit with a pumice stone. Compared to him, its like having his nails clipped with a one sided tweezer. At best, he might get pinched a bit or something.
leonvandermass...rude and thick as well? not an easy achievement but you managed it! well done. Have horses, do realise what he is doing, I also have a horse with a dodgy back leg and the poor wee soul would hurt if he was in that position for any length of time...let me know if the big words have scared or confused you. xxxx
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An authentic, old specialist! Simply professional! I respect such professionals very much!
I used to go with my husband who is a farrier to show heavy horses for work and showing. Im amazed at these small upright feet on such a large horse, its like wearing high heels. I see the sense of a crate but think tying up the feet could be done to offer more support and comfort, this way has got to prove painful and very uncomfortable so its not surprising Ive seen so many Belgians fighting not to go in them. Beautiful harness.
I'd love to see a much more modern stock desighn that is strong safe and comfortable for both animal and human...I love the crush and electric hoof winch that the hoof gp uses on massive bulls ,it keeps them calm and immobilised and no heavy lifting at all for the human...someone needs to desighn a horse version of that.
This man is absolutely amazing.
Everyone is talking about his skill and I can’t get over how large that horse is I honestly didn’t pay much attention the first time I watched it.
Jamie Gray you're not kidding. I could tell this horse was going to be enormous by the thumbnail pic!
Jamie Gray I didn’t even think horse can get that big
What's the breed of horse
@@Jay-jb2vr Belgian draft, stunning horse! They r so heavy this stall would actually make it much easier on farriers bk and the horse having something to rest its weight while being shod
@@Jay-jb2vr I normally get a bum resting on my bk lol and that a 800kg Clyde! Let alone my 1 ton shire 😂
WoW, that is one big foot!!😱 Looks like you took great pride in your work, Gerrit! RIP Sir....God Bless.🙏🏼👍🏼❤️🍀
I used to be a farrier in the UK, we never had stocks like this, or indeed tools like this, particularly the mechanical grinder, but it all makes sense to me!
There's one near me on a working farm in Devon, my boys going off there to be broken to ride and drive 😊 only place I've ever heard having one over here though and he's not going in a round pen as he'd break it at around ton in weight lol they will need that stock haha heavy boy! Lol
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I wonder how long this took from start to finish?
The only thing I can see that I don't like about this farrier is how high he puts the nails in the hoof. Otherwise, I would say that he does a fairly good job of trimming. Working on these large Draft horses is different than working on a lighter, riding horse. They cannot get under the horse and hold the hoof and leg up and therefore have to depend on the stocks to help with that.
@Kristen, Nice comment, how are you and how is the weather today?
also can someone tell me, how does the horses heals along with the bars (which I noticed he didn't take down), expand across the back of its foot. He didn't take the bars off because the foot can't expand anyway, not with metal shoes on it.
El trabajo de un artesano. Al servicio del bienestar animal 😊👍👍
Muy buena instrucción, nunca había visto un herraje de caballo
Good job... I wish I could get around as good as he does when I get older...
Fact; Europe is still old fashioned, we never change our techniques for thousands of years. So relax Americans, we tie the hoofs!
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Safer if done so they r comfortable, my boy will need this as he's so heavy! I'm going to train him to lift his feet himself at some point, we'll both cause they r heavy! Try doing 4 of these, I'm normally knackered from picking out my Clyde's feet but he foes like to bare weight on 3 unless I push him off or get my bum and bk under him so he has some extra support also if the horse has an abscess this would help loads! As horses can't stand on 2 feet so when I didn't notice a abcess in its early stages I went to pick up his bk hoof and he kicked out and nearly knocked me out as he hit me right in the nose! The horse has a bum rest and the foot is tied so no metal pressure on top of foot just a strap holding it in place, if the horse is happy in one I bet any farrier shoeing or trimming them would really appreciate it lol though we dont use grinders to take off the metal nails, we use rasps and clippers
Красивая и профессиональная работа. Уважение таким мастерам.
Дед без всяких прекрас и выебонов показал, как он чистит, стрелку делает и подковывает. Молодец. У меня мой дед покойный кузнец, прадед тоже и отец кузнечил около 10 лет. Лошадей обожаю.
do you have dimensions for the chute? I need to build one but can't find plans.
Merci pour ces supers conseils!! Dave, vous expliquez très bien! ;-)
Doma cavalli in Italia o
creo que estas personas ya son expertos en su oficio.
papi bravoooooooo 😧😥
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He is professional and his entire life he did and horse is not in pain
In india also same but now a days change
Very interesting video, I live now in the NL and i appreciate every little thing that gets me closer to the culture. By the way I liked the music too. Thanks. Shir.
Great video, great teacher.
I have a question for any who might know. In America the "thing" this horse is inside is known as a "shoeing stock" or "Trimming Stock". To my knowledge in France it's called a "Travail" or a "Chevaux Ferrer Travail". I'd like to know what it's called in other languages so I can do internet research to see what different types there might be in other countries. Help me of you can please, thx : )
+dkeith45 in dutch they called it a bekapstal
+dkeith45 Hi :-)))
In Portuguese it's called "ferrar um cavalo", ironing a horse, in the sense of applying ferro/iron, not ironing a shirt...in Portuguese from Brasil, it's called "ferrageamento"...to the trimming of the hoof they call it "casqueamento", from casco/hoof...you'll find a few videos on UA-cam under these three terms, hope they'll help your research, take care :-)))
+dkeith45 ...in Spanish "herrar un caballo", in French "Ferrer un cheval"...
+MrMagnusFogg I appreciate all the info. Thx!
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Does it hurt?
Cada ferreiro tem método e ferramentas diferentes mas, o objetivo é o mesmo, restaurar o casco😮😅❤
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They were cut too short
Good man, good horse , good MUSIC .
WHY THE MUSIC. THE SOUND OF THE WORKSHOP IS PART OF THE EXPERIENCE WATCHING THIS TRADE
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That is a cool shoeing stock. The way the rear leg is strapped and cranked up.. awesome. The front foot rests... I've used the oak Yoder style stock which can be a pain in the butt. This sucker is very well designed. How about a link to the maker or plans?
8/24/2015 Edit: Since posting this I've been modifying an oak Yoder style stock to have some of these Belgian features. When it's complete I'll post a link to pictures of it.
3/18/2023 EDIT: Well, I did make those mods to the Yoder stock and they worked perfectly. I was then able to trim the hooves of two full size Belgian drafts for several years with no problem all by myself. But in 2020, the place I volunteered at, stopped their horse hay ride service and gave away the Belgians. They sold me the stock thankfully, but I haven't used it since.
Cool. I saw a real old oxen stock, on a video. I understand that one needs a stock to work on oxen feet. Rockin J Farrier built one somewhat like this one.
@@lynnehuff9659 The main reason I found is ease. Trimming a normal size horse usually isn't too difficult if they try to pull their leg away from you, but any larger animal, like the Draft above or an oxen can really put a strain on your back. That's where the stock shines.
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where is this place?
THAT'S THE SMARTEST SOB I'VE COME ACROSS IN A LONG TIME - THE HORSE HOLDER, IS IT PORTABLE, AND HOW MUCH DOES IT COST !!!
Met diepe respect en een ingehouden adem genietend van uwe meesterwerk 👍
Fundo musical muito top.
Hi,
And thank you for this upload of a great and really interesting video.
Вот и новые башмачки справили ,работа завораживает мастеру браво .
hi I wasn't thinking about the process, I have horses, it is just that in this country we don't tie them in that fashion to do hooves...can see the advantages though :)
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This may look rough, or like it's hurting the horse, but it's not nearly as bad as it looks, and they have to be shoed unless they are only going to be running or walking on loose soil and grass. Imagine if you never ever cut your nails...on your toes...and you only have one toe on each foot!
Cosa devono dare a chi ferra cavallo tenendosi i piedi da solo??? Certamente un premio OSCAR!!! FRANCESCO TRAMACERE
re song name, It's he ain't heavy he 's my brother...sounds like the version by the British Band the Hollies...roughly late sixties
it is.
name of the songs please
If you love animals , you will never do something to hurt it.. That man did a great job :)
Excellent Presentation,
An old friend helping another old friend with shoes.
Imprecionante👏👏💪💪
Bom dia meu amigo também tenho um canal e faço trabalhos com madeira da uma forcinha lá
what name of song ?
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Tocame losss...
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Old school, best school!
O casco ficou desnivelado.
Ocorrerá aumento da pressão nos lados mais altos.
Possivelmente desconforto para o cavalo.
Em nenhum momento ele usou a groza na pata trazeira.
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i think... what he does, shows he doesnt know much of horse's foot/hoof anatomy, sort of old school farrier way of trimming and shoeing... it all looks terrifying wrong..BUT he has been doing this probably most of his life, longer than many of the comenantors here live... respect to him for the work in this age... there are many out there doing the same, worse or better- my point is everyone does their best and they r all convinced they KNOW best... mostly because they dont wanna belive they paid their money to learn bullshit... these guys learnt it long time ago when knowledge about hooves was scarce... let them be. even though his work looks aweful or however u wanna call it, this horse is probably going to be fine...
again... respect the guy at least for the age and strenght...
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that first song in the video I have not heard that song in a long while. a guy up the street has two belgians, a fjord and he has one of those contraptions in the pasture. he doesn't put shoes on tho, I think. personally I have come to despise shoes on horses (except in rare instances) they damage te foot with all those nails and dont allow the hooves to flex (a horse has five hearts as the saying goes) i hae to say the guy is calm and cool and the horse is too, imagine if the horse paniced being all enclosed and tied up like that, he guy seems to be so used to it is like just another la la la day. the horses is very pretty too.
that's nice he has a chair. allows your back muscles to relax so you can do good work
Why to put this burning horseshoe? Is this necessary?
Absolutely necessary? Probably not, however there are things achievable in this method that are harder to accomplish any other way. Horses feet are made up of closely compacted vertical hair like tubules of keratin. Searing seals these which provides some protection from drying out. But mostly searing helps to establish levels. Especially on a hoof that large., what looks level to the eye may not be in reality. To achieve a tight fit on the shoe and a balanced foot this is an efficient way of accomplishing this. It does not cause pain for the horse. There are no nerves in that specific area of the foot.
My self I don't like to use shoeing stocks but I understand they are sometimes necessary. I have found they are normally used when there is a lack of training. (the horse not the human). Once the horse if comfortable with you shoeing him or her they are fine. By that I mean they stand without giving you any problems. Yes once in a while they need their foot back but overall it is better for the horse. That hoof knife that you hit with a hammer is crap. Use nippers they are much better.
The knife is much better than nippers when you do drafts
You gonna hold that heavy tree stump leg between your knees!??? Lmao...and at his age? Sheet.
great job, greetings from Texas
Мечта заниматься животноводством. Но я старшина батареи. В принципе животные есть, но это не то.
Interesting to see how horseshoeing is done in countries other than America. We teach our horses to hold their feet up, we don't tie them up like this. Also different tools to actually do the trimming.
+Judy Hart your horses are big like that one?
Not as big, but think it would be hard on them to have the hoof up for that long, just my opinion. I've got an old horse, 25, he has a hard time keeping his hoof up at all. That being said, he's not that big.
+Judy Hart You are so right. Draft horses are very popular in Alaska because they can cope with the soft ground better and I saw a farrier shoe a horse that was 18-3. He had been shoed in stocks but the farrier took the extra hour to do it without and from then on the horse was easy to shoe.
+Judy Hart They only use these 'stables' for heavy draft horses. NOrmally they work the same as in the US.
It is much safer if tie a draft, one kick to the head and your dead
Well you are talking a Belgium not a riding horse. that is one huge animal so shoeing is a little different than showing a rider. He actually is very good at what he does.
Yeah? Last time I checked ALL horses need their frogs for proper hoofmechanism! Why on earth would a HEAVIER horse need a trim takes away half the frog and too little hoof wall, basically leaving the frog hanging in the air? God damn...
Every farrier I have ever had trim my horses always trimmed the frog also. My farrier when I had horses was trained by Michigan state University
he's actually leaving a quite a bit of frog by the heel that little bulb of frog is where the shock absorption comes from, I believe he know s what he's doing. However we wouldn't know without actually speaking to him would we?
@@kristinacampbell5412 The farrier assesses each horse's shoeing needs. We don't know how the horse travels, his individual needs. Some of the people in the comments, seem to be horse shoers, and know better than me. That being said, I think he knows what he's doing, too.
what a brilliant contraption safe for the horse and farrier, I could just imagine trying to hold up a leg that big for the duration of shoeing well done that man.
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NON AVEVO MAI VISTO FERRARE UN CAVALLO BRAVO ANCHE IL MANISCALCO BEY
deze man heeft iets bedacht om een achterbeen omhoog te brengen, heel handig
eu gostaria ke o ferrador edeson pago-te esplicase arrespeito dos ossos dentro casco do cavalo por exemplo kuantos ossos existe dentro do casco
gostei coroa manda mais estruçoes para nos tudo de bom
why heat up the horse shoe?
+chumbrega2 So he can shape it to the horse's foot better. It is steel/iron after all, it'll only bend when it's hot enough.
The reason why he presses the hot shoe to the foot is to see if it actually fits or not, by the scorch marks it leaves.
R.I.P. Gerrit
Que som legal aos 4:25, alguém sabe o nome?
he's the worst farrier I've ever seen...
Frank Gregg id like to see you do a better job
and why...i´m farrier too and he make a good job. we talking about coldblood
+jason myneni Jair ta
Frank Gregg oh pahleese!
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Hope I can still shoe when im his age!! Awesome video!
que manera de sugetar los caballos al brete para herrarlos,una manera muy anticuada y peligrosa,ademas usar cuchillo y mazo para la ranilla es peligroso.-Para bien de los caballos deberian de publicar otro sistema mas seguro y eficiente.
En la herramienta concuerdo un poco contigo (no totalmente) pero en la manera de atar al caballo no, puedes explicarme en qué manera el caballo puede salir lastimado.
Gois tei muito da vontade ate de chorar
PLEASE , one person's music is another's racket !!!
Really inspiring and amazing man :-)
That's a big horse wow, fair play for even standing within 10' of it
Da's gene schoenmaker, dat is een warme beeldhouwer ! Als u begrijpt, wat ik bedoel. :)
Chapeau bravo
que bellesa , saludos.
The horse must be feeling pain :'(
Only if you cut too much
+Hauk I Am Sipho I understand thanks
+abigail van der Pluijm thank you I understand
No pain but, a lot of stress for the horse. He is soak and wet.
Aizen Z جججككه
i feel like the reason why there is no sound other than the music is cause the horse was screaming
You don't know shit about horses do you?
No tiene ni las herremientas adecuadas para errar al equino
las herradura es grande para los basos del caballo
es verdad
Bru do y’all see how big that horse is
I think that cold blooded horses are actually aggressive,
Estimado amigo Polac.
O quitas este video. O Te denuncio.
you do a great job! her feet look great for a draft. most do a half ass job trimming.
Ola Meu Grande Abraços a Todos Os Ferreiros
あなたと、あなたの父親を尊敬します。
esqeu sa lui fai mal?😊
nice nail job, now give that horse a carrot! :)
I wish tis guy would do y horses........... He has everything figured out. Great set up. Even the tire to protect his leg.
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looks really uncomfortable for the horse
+ruth smith looks like you dont think.
It's like having the skin on your heels hit with a pumice stone. Compared to him, its like having his nails clipped with a one sided tweezer. At best, he might get pinched a bit or something.
leonvandermass...rude and thick as well? not an easy achievement but you managed it! well done. Have horses, do realise what he is doing, I also have a horse with a dodgy back leg and the poor wee soul would hurt if he was in that position for any length of time...let me know if the big words have scared or confused you. xxxx
+leonvandermaas ^^^😂😂😉
thankyou, I hate people who use these sites just to be mean:)
Pueden decir lo que quieran pero ese ombre no sabe herrar un caballo