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1. How is it correct to say, “blacksmith” or “farrier”?
The first is the one who forges the iron to manufacture determined pieces and elements, and the second is the one who does it for a specific purpose, that is the manufacture of horseshoes.
2. At which age should a horse be shoed?
When it doesn’t require any correction at its conformation, it is advisable to start shoeing since it begins to be ridden.
3. Do horses only kick backwards?
Horses can kick with their legs as well backwards as forwards and also sidewards. A kick of a horse surpasses our speed of reaction, and it is therefore very difficult to be avoided.
4. Why is it that some horses don’t want to raise their hands or legs?
What really happens is, that the horse attempts to teach us that neither their hands nor their legs should be left up. It is in this situation when the farrier has to appeal to his patience and knowledges as to change this, being himself who teaches the horse.
5. Does a hoof of a horse always grow?
Yes, it grows permanently, nearly 0,8 cm per month.
6. Why must a horse be shoed?
It has to be shoed in order to protect its feet from being beaten and deteriorated by the soil, as well as to improving the balancing of their feet, trying to increase its yield, as well during its work as during sport. It also prevents possible wounds on its bones, articulations, ligaments and tendons.
7. How often should a horse be shoed?
It is advisable to do it every 40 or 50 days, because within such a period, its hoof will have grown too much and so a correct set of the legs and balancing of the feet would have got lost. As a consequence, some pains begin to appear, which may cause irreversible wounds.
8. If a wild horse has never been shoed, why should a tame one be it?
A wild horse adjusts its own deterioration and balancing in accordance to the kind of land whereon it moves, soft, hard, stony or rocky. These periods of regulation are long and the average life span of a wild horse uses to be shorter, A tame horse is normally used as a team horse or to be ridden within different disciplines which obliges the owner to shoe his horses and maintain its feet always well balanced.
9. Does a horse show itself grateful after it has been shoed?
It does not manifest it especially, but as soon ass it doesn’t suffer anymore pains, a change can be seen on its eyes.
10. At which age is it advisible to start trimming the feet of a young colt?
As soon as possible. Probably not to eliminate an overgrown hoof, but just to start taming the animal while it still is not so strong, as well as to make possible corrections.
11. In what part is a horse heavier, in its back or in its front?
A horse supports a 60% of its weight with its hands and a 40% with its legs. This difference is given by its neck and head.
12. Is it possible to shoe a horse only at its hands leaving its feet shoeless?
Yes, but we then would have solved only a 60% of the problem, and this is because the horse is heavier in its front part than in its back, therefore its hands would suffer more.
13. Does a horse feel pain when we trim and/or cut its overgrown hooves?
No, whenever the farrier does his work well and as long as he does not exceed the limits, but as soon as he exceeds them arriving to the sensitive zone, the horse feels strong pains, especially when it treads on.
14. May I use a barefoot horse?
Yes, but in that case you have to avoid going on a stony or an abrassive land caring that the horse does not suffer pains because of its deteriorated feet. When the palm which protects the foot is too deteriorated, same turns softer and the horse suffers pain every time it treads on.
15. How must be the palm when I press it with my thumb, hard or soft?
It must always be hard as it is the only protection for the internal and sensible parts of the foot.
16. Which would be the right height for cutting the heels at the hoof?
Each horse shows an alteration in the growth of the wall at the heels through a mark and that mark is directly related with the conformation of the horse. Therefore, a general rool which indicates where should heels to be cut, does not exist. To keep a right balancing, each horse has its own ‘cut-spot’.
17. What angle must feet at the hands and feet have?
Every horse has a unique angle, determined by its set of the legs (and/or its own conformation) , therefore, it does not exist a common rule. It may vary between 47º and 53º on hands and betweeen 54º and 60º on feet.
18. Should the bars at the heels be taken away?
Never. Because the fore part of the hoof, in toes, is closed and it is open in the back at the heels, it needs two diagonal supports which avoid that same get closed or blocked. This is the function of the bars at the heels.
19. What are tendons and ligaments?
Tendons are prolongations of the muscles and they fulfil the function of joining a muscle with a bone, and ligaments are structures which have the function of joining a bone with another bone.
20. May the conformation of a horse be corrected?
If the cause of the deviation lies on the hoof capsule, yes, but not if it lies on the bones. Corrections of bones must be done before the ‘growth-plates’ ripen on and get closed up, what occurs before the age of ten (10) months.
21. Why does my horse stumble so often?
It usually happens when its toes are too long. The horse must increase its strength in order to be able to overcome the ‘step-break-lever’ by varying the ‘flying arch’ of the foot. This brings the horse to a more annormal touchdown what causes the stumble. There also are horses which stumble because of their reluctance and other ones do it because of an uncoordination of movements caused by neuroogical troubles.
22. How may I realize whether my farrier knows his work well or not?
As a first step, every owner should inform himself through corresponding books and courfses which transmit him the basic principles, necessarfy in the art of shoeing a horse. Then you may pay attention to the kind of elements the farrier is going to use, and you may also observe how he treats the horse, as well as how he does answer to the owner’s questions and whether he does his work too fast or too slowly and just have a look at the material he uses.
23. Must a horse be tame to be shoed?
It has to be tame, so that the farrier does not run any physical risks and to allow him doing a correct work. An easily scared horse is dangerous and doesn’t allow a good work.
24. What is easier to shoe, hands or feet?
For some farriers, hands, but for others, feet, although horses are usually tamer at their hands. If it is a balky, shy horse, it uses to be less dangerous to shoe its hands.
25. Is it better to do the shoeing alone or with an assistant for helping him raising the legs of the horse?
If the assistant raises the legs of the animal too high, he might provoke pains and wounds on its backbone because of having forced its rotation. To do the work alone is not good for the farrier’s waist, but this way he obtains a better angle of view when he is shoeing the horse and besides, he tightens the bonds of friendship with the horse.
26. Does the time between one shoeing and another depend on the size of the horse?
No, the size of the horse doesn’t have anything to do with it as these periods of time are marked by the growth of the hoof.
27. Does the growth of the hoof vary depending on the seasons of the year?
Although there does not exist a defined rule, the growth of the hoof uses to vary according to the phases of the moon.
28. What does it mean to balance a foot?
It means trimming the hoof so that the pressures it receives from the body and from the soil may be supported in an equilibrated way and in accordance with its own balance centre.
29. My horse is too big, should I enlarge the size of its hooves?
Each horse has its own size of hooves and that size is related to all its corporal and osseous structure. To enlarge the size of the hooves means to unbalance the feet and to increase the ‘adherence surface to the soil’ during the turnings of the horse. It is in this moment when the hooves stop turning by themselves and instead of them do the articulations do it, and so they become damaged. To attempt enlarging the hoof is like putting a big wheel to a small car awaiting that nothing gets broken.
30. Is the hoof of a horse rigid or flexible?
The hoof is flexible due to the elasticity of the collection of small hollow ‘tubules’ that conform it. As the hoof is open at its heels, it can move horizontally and also vertically.
31. Is it true that a black hoof is harder than a white one?
Usually are black feet more resistant against deterioration and breakings, but at the same time, there are white feet which are more resistant than some black ones, although that is a minority. From the scientific and microscopic point of view it is said that they are alike because only their pigmentation makes them different.
32. Why does a wound on the palm of a horsefoot bleed so much?
As the hoof is permanently growing, it needs of the blood-flow coming from a big net of veins and arteries, and therefore when a wound is produced on the palm, it bleeds much.
33. Why does a horse prefer to walk instead of remaining standing or lying down?
When a horse is healthy, it prefers to walk while it eats because its feet help the blood which flows down to its feet, to turn back easier to its lungs. It only uses to remain standing during short periods of time when it wants to rest. It lyes down at determined moments of the day in order to rest its feet and to sleep but just during very short periods of time, since its heart requires help from the feet to facilitate the pumping of blood as well as to avoid exposing itself too much before eventual predators.
34. What is the ground for the manufacture of different kind of horseshoes?
There exist a great variety of equestrian sport- and work disciplines, as well as different types of land where horses have to move on, therefore the manufacturers have to adjust themselves to the market trying to fulfil every requirement from the owners and farriers.
35. What material are horseshoes made of?
There are horseshoes made of iron, aluminium, poliuretano, as well as of other alloys which allow as a result a light material, resistant to blows and deterioration.
36. Is there only one horseshoe-size for all horses?
No, each horse has a unique size related to its bodily structure and therefore different sizes which use to go from Nr. 0 to Nr. 7, are manufactured.
37. Does the hand of a horse have the same shape like its foot?
There is a difference between the shape of hands and that of the feet. Hands tend towards roundness and the feet are more egg-shaped or triangular.
38. Is the size of a hand like that of a foot?
Unless the hoof has some problems, hands are always one number bigger than feet.
39. How many holes does a horseshoe have?
Horseshoes which come from the factory, use to have 8 holes, so as to give the farrier the possibility of choosing those he wants to use. He who forges his own horseshoe, may decide howmany holes to make in. Horseshoes for racing use to have more holes, so that the farrier may count on still more options.
40. Why is it said that a horseshoe must have 7 holes?
Some farriers prefer to bang in 4 nails into the external branch of the hoof and 3 into the internal one. Often is the number 7 taken into account by relating the horseshoe with a good luck symbol.
41. Why does a nail have a flat body and a square head?
It is because a flat body does not produce so much tissue-expansion like a nail with a cylindric body does. And the head is made square in order to wedge exactly into the square stamp of the horseshoe and besides, this way, it can’t go round.
42. Are there several sizes of nails?
Each horse has a definite type of nails and at the same time, each type of nails is made in a different size, which adjusts itself to the size of the horseshoe and the hoof.
43. What material is the nail composed of?
It consists of a determined steel that allows a strong resistance to a ‘cut through tension’ and to ‘flexibility through torsion’.
44. Does the number of the nail have any relation with the number of the shoe?
No, the sizes of nails and horseshoes are not related among themselves.
45. Does a horse feel pain when the farrier bangs the shoes in?
No, as long as he does a good work and takes care not to surpass the insensitive zone when he bangs in the nails. This zone corresponds to the outer portion of the union of the hoof-wall with the third phalange or the last bone of the foot.
46. At which height of the hoof must the nails appear again, so as to avoid hurting
the horse?
An inch is taken as a general measurement, since if the nail appears lower down, it may break the wall and if it appears higher up, it might reach the sensitive zones provoking pain.
47. What does it mean a ‘brought closer nail’ ?
Herewith we mean a nail which didn’t touch the sensitive parts of the foot but it has provoked enough pressure as to produce pain. The pain of a ‘brought closer nail’ uses to appear on the day that follws the shoeing, although it is also possible that it appears before or after shoeing the horse.
48. What is meant when we say ‘to bang in a horse’?
Herewith, it is meant, to have shoed a horse on the sensitive zone provoking pain.
49. Is it very bad to ‘bang in’ a horse?
It is not that bad as when it is always shoed uncorrectly. Such permanent uncorrect shoeings may produce irreversible wounds, on the other hand a wound caused by one nail which was wrongly set in, is always transitory. Although the cause might also be an important infection at the hoof, what would mean the uselessness of the horse until it recuperates itself again.
50. How many nails should be put in when fixing the horseshoe?
It is better to bang in the first 6 nails counting from the pincer towards the heel of the hoof. If we ever start with the last nails, we would be preventing the foot from its natural horizontal dilation and we would damage its normal pumping of blood and the mechanism of its softening system.
51. Why do some farriers put in 3 nails into the internal side of the hoof and 4 at the external one?
The hoof tends, especially on the feet, to develope its internal wall more straight, leaving less place for a forth nail. It also happens that for fear that the legs touch on one another allowing them to get hurt, the farrier tends to hide the internal branch of the horseshoe a little more and so he finally puts 3 nails into the inside and 4 into the outside zone.
52. Does it exist something that replaces the nail for securing the horseshoe on the foot?
Yes, nowadays there are adhesive products which may replace the nail. The use of same is more expensive than the use of nails.
53. Does a horseshoe get lost if I put in only 6 nails?
If the horse is of a middling stature and the horseshoe is good fastened on the hoof, these wouldn’t be any ground for getting lost. At big horses, where the incidence of pressures is greater, if the horseshoe has only 6 nails, it could happen that it slides away from its place until it finally looses and falls away, therefore, to bang in 8 nails means to secure the permanence of the horseshoe on the hoof.
54. What causes the loss of the horseshoe all at once?
It happens when the horseshoe hooks itself at something and the nails don’t achieve to holding them on. In these cases, to put in 6 nails or more, does not make any difference, as the strength of a hooking is so great, that the horseshoe will bend and it will fall away anyway.
55. Is it the farrier’s fault when a horseshoe gets lost?
Not always. A horse may be very good shoed and still count on a bad luck of hooking on and losing his horseshoe. It sometimes hooks on because the farrier left over too much surplus at the heels. And it also happens when the owner leaves his horse on a land where there are wires and sticks here and there.
56. Why does a horseshoe get loose?
Maybe because the farrier didn’t do a good work, or because it hooked on but it didn’t fall out of the hoof, or because the time since it has been shoed before that, has been too long.
57. What should be done when a horse loses a shoe?
The horse should be brought to a soft land and it is important to call the farrier at once.
58. What is the best to do when a horse loses one of its shoes during a ride?
It is advisable to dismount in order to lighten the weight and to go back pulling the horse behind us or well, to go on riding but on a soft and stoneless land. During long rides, it is advisable to take a set of horseshoes and spare-nails.
59. May a horse be shoed with the same horseshoes that had been used last time?
Yes, whenever they are not deteriorated.
60. Is it bad for a horse to gallop on stones or on a hard land?
Yes, because the hoof isn’t able to absorb all the blows and this way a part of the foot, as the articulations get hurt.
61. Does an iron horseshoe absorb the impact?
An iron horseshoe directly transmits the impact and it generates a series of micro-vibrations at the same time, which reach the internal parts of the foot. Most of them are absorbed by the blood of the foot.
62. Which material absorbs impacts and vibrations better?
Horseshoes made of poliuretano absorb a 90% of the vibrations and the aluminium ones absorb a 30%. Not any absorption of impact has been registered on iron horseshoes.
63. Why is it that the feet of a horse do not get cold when it goes on the snow?
A horse counts on a great blood-irrigation-system, which allows –in the foot- to mix the blood of the veins with that of the arteries, increasing the speed of circulation. Besides, the corneal structure is a very bad conductor of temperatures, avoiding this way that they reach the interior part of the foot.
64. Is it wrong to leave the horseshoes on during Winter?
In Winter, a hoof remains with less temperature when it wears an iron horseshoe. Since the horse regulates and compensates this difference of temperature through its vascular system, it can be said that the horseshoe will not be damaged.
65. Is it bad for a horse to go shoed on the snow?
The snow uses to compress itself at the palm of the foot when this is shoed, forming columns of ice which hurt the articulations of the limb as they do not allow the horse to becoming stabilized. It is better to leave it without horseshoes or to put in a special insole in order to avoid the snow accumulation.
66. What is the difference between a cold and a hot horseshoeing?
To do it cold means forging the horseshoe on the anvil without having heated it up previously. And to do the hot shoeing is to forge the shoes on the anvil but heating it up at the forge before that. When giving to it the shape of the hoof, it is laid warm on the hoof, in order to measure it and to achieve a better contact with the corresponding wall.
67. Shall we bang in the horseshoe while it is still hot?
No, the horseshoe is only heated up for forging it and placing it on the hoof during 3 seconds. Thereafter, we cool it up again putting it under cold water, before we bang it into the hoof.
68. Does a horse feel pain when the farrier is laying the hot horseshoe on its hoof?
No, whenever he does not do it for longer than 3 seconds and as long as he did not cut out too much of the protecting palm.
69. What is better, to shoe a horse cold or hot?
Both systems are good if done correctly and both can be bad if done uncorrectly.
70. Is it harmful for the hoof to be always shoed hot?
No, if it is done correctly taking care not to lay the hot horseshoe on the hoof for longer than 3 seconds, the hoof will not be damaged.
71. Which are the advantages of shoeing cold?
To forge and do the shoeing cold don’t require so many tools and so much experience as the hot shoeing does. The work uses to be done within a shorter period of time.
72. Which are the advantages of shoeing hot?
To forge hot allows the manufacturing of special horseshoes and to maike accessories such as clips, wedges, etc. The beats on the anvil don’t require so much strength and wounds at the farrier’s arm through the vibrations that come from the cold forging, will be prevented.
73. What are the “clips”?
They are accessories which are forged at the horseshoe by using material from its own body. Same fulfil the function of supporting better the lateral pressures of the hoof on the horseshoe. Without those ‘clips’, would these pressures have to be supported by the nails only. This way, the nails only have to support the horseshoe so that it does not separate itself from the horseshoe.
74. How are the ‘clips’?
They are forged in a triangular shape and its width and height use to be the same as the width of the horseshoe. Its base is thicker than its point.
75. How many ‘clips’ are forged at a horseshoe?
Some farriers only use one clip at the toe of the horseshoe and others forge one on each branch of same, between the first and the second holes of the horseshoe.
 76. Do two clips support better than only one does?Yes, because they not only avoid that the horseshoe slides backwards, but they also avoid the lateral movements of the hoof on the horseshoe. 77. Do the farriers’ competition exist?Yes, and these competitions consist of forging common and special horseshoes as well as of horseshoeing. It must be done within a determined period of time with the posterior quality control on side of a jury or a council. 78. Are there women working as farriers?Yes, although this is more common in some countries than in others. Although it is a work that requires a certain physical strenght, it does not have any hindrance for women to dedicate themselves to this profession. Daniel Anz
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Durante los días 26/27 y 28/29 de agosto, Daniel Anz dictó dos clínicas, de dos días cada una, en esta provincia del norte argentino.
El Uso del Gramil
Esta escuadra doble, con forma de T, es una herramienta utilizada por muchos herradores en un intento de equilibrar correctamente un pie.
Clínica en Intendente Alvear - Argentina
Durante el día viernes 25 de julio, Daniel Anz dictó una clínica en esta localidad pampeana.
Caso Big Brown
Opinión de Daniel Anz, acerca de un cuarto, producto de una alteración del balance F del pie.
Cursos en Córdoba - Argentina
Durante los días 11, 12 y 13 de julio, Daniel Anz dictó un curso de tres días en Río Ceballos, y durante los días 15, 16 y 17 del mismo mes, llevó a cabo un curso privado en Establecimiento El Colibrí.
Clínicas en México
Daniel Anz dictó dos clínicas en este país. Vea las imágenes.
Daniel Anz en Hombres de Campo
Un programa televisivo de la Sociedad Rural Argentina.
Daniel Anz en Revista El Federal
Mediante una opinión en el artículo Herrar también es humano, Daniel Anz participó de esta revista argentina, distribuída en 3 países.
Filmación de cortos sobre herrado de caballos
El día 3 de mayo, Daniel Anz trabajará para el canal televisivo de Caballos Criollos.
Exhibición en Chaco, Argentina.
Durante el día 30 de abril, Daniel Anz realizó una exhibición de herrado en esta provincia.
Exhibición en Cabaña La República, Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Durante el día 2 de mayo, Daniel Anz realizó una exhibición de herrado en esta cabaña de caballos criollos.
Curso de herrado en S. S. de Jujuy - Argentina
Daniel Anz ha dictado un curso de herrado en la provincia de Jujuy, en el norte argentino. Durante los días 11, 12 y 13 de abril. Vea las imágenes.
Nuevo artículo
Daniel Anz publica \"Requisitos necesarios para iniciarse como herrador de caballos\"
Clínicas en Colonia - Uruguay
El día sábado 23 de febrero, Daniel Anz dictó dos clínicas sobre herrado en este país.
Clínica en San Carlos de Bariloche - Argentina
Durante el día 16 de febrero, Daniel Anz dictó una clínica en una estancia junto a esta localidad.
Nuevo artículo
Daniel Anz ofrece una reflexión acerca de la evolución del conocimiento del herrador de caballos.
Daniel Anz intercambió conocimientos con México
Recibió a dos estudiantes de veterinaria, enviados por el Dr. Roberto Reséndiz Martínez,
Profesor-Investigador-ESMVZ
Clínicas de capacitación en Chile
Durante este año, Daniel Anz realizará diferentes cínicas sobre herrado de caballos en este país.
Daniel Anz
Calificación como profesional, obtenida de Engormix.com
Cytek en Argentina
Daniel Anz fue invitado a conocer esta nueva herradura que desembarca en Argentina.
Clínica en Chos Malal
El día 14 de diciembre, Daniel Anz dictó una clínica en esta localidad del norte de Neuquén - Argentina.
Curso de Herrado en provincia de Buenos Aires - Argentina
Daniel Anz dictó un curso de herrado, de tres días, en la ciudad de Olavarría.
Clínicas en San Juan y Mendoza - Argentina
Daniel Anz dictó clínicas en estas dos provincias de Cuyo.
Clínica en Lamarque
Durante el día 22 de septiembre, Daniel Anz dictó una clínica sobre herrado en esta localidad de Río Negro - Argentina.
Exhibiciones de herrado en San Juan - Argentina
Durante los días 8 y 9 de septiembre, Daniel Anz realizó clínicas y exhibiciones de herrado en la 2º Muestra de Caballos y Cultura 2007, de esta provincia.
Daniel Anz en Radio RTN
Entrevista realizada por RTN - Radio y Televisión del Neuquén - Argentina. Productora de programas de radio y televisión.
Clínicas en Mendoza
Durante los días 11 y 12 de agosto, Daniel Anz dictó dos clínicas en esta provincia argentina.
Curso de Herrado en provincia de Buenos Aires - Argentina
Daniel Anz dictó un curso de tres días en la localidad de Las Flores.
Clínicas en Tucumán y Santiago del Estero - Argentina
Durante los días 15 y 16 de junio, Daniel Anz dictó dos clínicas en estas dos provincias del norte argentino.
Clínicas sobre herrado en La Rioja - Argentina
Durante los días 26 y 27 de mayo del 2007, Daniel Anz dictó dos clínicas en diferentes localidades de esta provincia.
Participación Foro Engormix.com
Daniel Anz participa activamente en el foro internacional de Engormix.com - Community of International Business Related to Animal Production -
Herrado en Red
Ingrese a la biblioteca de consultas, donde Daniel Anz mantiene un diálogo permanente con personas de todos los países de habla hispana.
Aquí podrá conocer debates, comentarios, consultas y respuestas sobre los artículos publicados por Daniel Anz en la red virtual.
España - Curso en Escuela de Herradores Sierra Norte
Con gran éxito y aceptación, Daniel Anz ha dictado dos cursos sobre el Balance F en España.
Radio Salta - Rep. Argentina - 840 AM
Los días miércoles 6 y jueves 7 de septiembre del 2006, Daniel Anz visitó la ciudad de Salta con el propósito de dictar una clínica de herrado de caballos.
Artículos en revista Ecuestre - España
Con motivo de dar a conocer los temas que Daniel Anz dictará en los cursos de Sierra Norte, España, la reconocida revista Ecuestre publicó 3 artículos de su autoría. Aquí ellos, ya publicados.
Nota
Daniel Anz en el diario El Tribuno de Salta - Argentina
Entrevista Radio Colonia AM 550
El día sábado 16 de septiembre a las 11.00 horas argentina, Daniel Anz fue entrevistado por Radio Colonia de Uruguay.
Programa Televisivo
Daniel Anz fue invitado a participar del programa televisivo El Mirador, transmitido en Canal 7 de Neuquén, Argentina.
Chile
Durante los días 21, 22, 23 y 24 de noviembre del año 2005, Daniel Anz, impartió un curso sobre Perfeccionamiento en Herrado de caballos en San Bernardo, Regimiento de Caballería Blindada nº 1, \"Granaderos\", de Santiago de Chile.
Alemania
Durante los días 3, 4 y 5 de noviembre, Daniel Anz, participó del 8º Luwex Hufsymposium en Baviera Alemania. 21 países, 430 herradores.
Entrevista
Daniel Anz ha sido entrevistado por el diario Río Negro acerca de su estudio sobre el balance F.
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