- ferrum,
meaning 'iron'.
James Blurton, 2005
World Champion Farrier, said, "
Farriery is all
about technique and
getting the
horse to do the work for you. It...
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riders and
riding instructors.
School of
Farriery – the
school is a
centre of
excellence in
military farriery, and
trains all of the
British Army's farriers;...
- sick animals. A 1785
society meeting resolved to "promote the
study of
Farriery upon
rational scientific principles."
Physician James Clark wrote a treatise...
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profession in Britain. A 1785
Society meeting resolved to "promote the
study of
Farriery upon
rational scientific principles." The
professionalization of the veterinary...
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classical Journal Vol. 29, No. 9 (June 1934) The
History of
Farriery[permanent dead link],
Irish Farriery Authority "Cohen, Rachel. "The
History of Horseshoes...
- of
their superior resistance to wear.
Tungsten carbide may be used in
farriery, the
shoeing of horses, to
improve traction on
slippery surfaces such as...
-
Curtis is
internationally renowned in the hoof-care
world for his
remedial farriery textbooks and lectures.
Among other roles, is a Past
Master of the Worshipful...
- 1007/s10914-012-9220-3. S2CID 18789008. O'Grady,
Stephen E. (2008). "Basic
Farriery for the
Performance Horse".
Veterinary Clinics of
North America: Equine...
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Farriery (horseshoeing)
Horseshoe Hoof boot Caulkins...
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defenestration ferox feroc-
fierce ferocious,
ferocity ferrum ferr- iron farrier,
farriery, ferrate, ferrite, ferreous, ferrous, ferruginous, ferrugo, nonferrous...
