Showing posts with label World Equestrian Games. Show all posts
Showing posts with label World Equestrian Games. Show all posts
Tuesday, 9 September 2014
World Equestrian Games Farriers: What's Inside WEG's Pop-Up Forge?
In a village of pop-up horse stables and instant schooling arenas sits the World Equestrian Games' pop-up vet clinic with its dedicated forge. Each of the five venues of the World Equestrian Games had its own forge. Don't blink, they will soon be gone!
British team farrier Haydn Price stopped by the forge at the main arena in Caen, where the dressage and show jumping took place, to take a few
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Wednesday, 3 September 2014
World Equestrian Games Farriers: Other Countries Heard From
The World Equestrian Games had a staff of French farriers on staff at the vet hospital; here you see two credentials for Jean Michel Goubault and Fabrice Cave. Nigel said they worked at Haras du Pin, the National Stud in Normandy.
The whole world was there, so there were bound to be more farrier pictures to show you. Thanks to British farrier Nigel Perrott, eventing team farrier for Ireland,
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Tuesday, 18 October 2011
Dressage, Fuego-Style: It's What's Underneath That Counts as Euro Rocker Shoes Score for Spain
Update: The horseshoe explained in this article is the subject of an update post published 18 February 2012 with a dressage horse in California. Be sure to click on this link after you read this original story: ON THE (Dressage) CASE: Euro Rock ‘n Roll Horseshoe Evolves with Vet-Farrier Collaboration, California Style
Fuego XII, now known as Fuego de Cardenas, is one of the top ten FEI
Fuego XII, now known as Fuego de Cardenas, is one of the top ten FEI
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