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Tuesday, 21 February 2012
Professional Farriers Honor Larry Rumsby
AAPF Presentation: (left to right) Director Steve Prescott, Vice President Dave Farley, Director Roy Bloom, Honorary Member #1 Larry Rumsby, President Jeff Ridley and Director David Dawson.
Canadian farrier Larry Rumsby of Bromont, Quebec received special recognition recently when he was named the first honorary member of the American Association of Professional Farriers (AAPF). Larry was
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Thursday, 9 February 2012
AVMA: Horseshoeing Is No Longer an Excluded Profession in the New Model Veterinary Practice Act (But Farriery Is)
What's in a name?
If you are a non-veterinarian who goes by any number of job titles to define your work with horses' hooves, you might start to wonder.
Perhaps you thought you were practicing blacksmithing, plating, hoof care, trimming, horseshoeing or podiatry. While those job titles seem to evoke a definitive impression of what the person does for a job, the more archaic and woefully
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Wednesday, 31 August 2011
The Real Mustang Trim: AAEP Task Force Recommends Hoof Trimming for Captive Wild Horses in BLM Facilities
Wild horse warning sign on a highway in Arizona. Photo by Gary Minniss.
Self-help expert Dr. Wayne Dyer has a saying that seems so critical to me that it has made the place of honor in my life: it's stuck with a magnet on my refrigerator.
It's been there a while, and it's faded and curled but I know it by heart: "When you change the way you look at things, the things you're looking at
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