Specialized Hoof Care

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Static & Dynamic Assessment

Every Time.

Properly assessing a horse before working on them is massively important for me, foot balance is not just 2 Dimensional, it can be affected by so many factors. Spotting where deviations are coming from during movement helps us balance the whole limb, rather than just the foot.

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Prioritising Comfort

With years of experience working on sport horses, I know that even the smallest modifications can make the biggest differences.

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Standard Shoeing. Done Well.

Nailing the basics is the most important factor in farriery - balance, fit, maintaining strength and structure of the hoof wall.

All aspects of hoof care

Nothing is more basic than keeping it the way nature intended, helping you keep your horse barefoot if possible is a priority of mine.

If being barefoot isn’t enough for your horse to be comfortable, fortunately in today’s age there are a variety of different products to help keep your horse comfortable without traditional shoes on.