Farrier hoof nippers are essential in preserving the wellbeing of a horse's hooves. To ensure their longevity and optimal performance, it's recommended to invest in high-quality nippers and maintain their care. Practices include thorough cleaning post-use, routine oiling, correct usage, proper storage, and maintaining sharp blades. These measures enhance the nippers' lifespan, foster effective trimming, and contribute to cost savings in the long run.
Pro Grip Studs
We recently launched our Pro Grip Studs website. There are a number of studs, accessories and tools in the range. The 3/8" studs are premium quality and have a unique self clearing system to make it easier to fit. We supply Pro Grip Studs worldwide and welcome dealer enquiries Pro Grip Studs
Steven Beane knives
Steven Beane, multi-world champion farrier has introduced his range of hoof knives under his brand name, Beanie Tools Ltd There are a number of options - curved and wide blade knives with a brass topper and loop knife options including small and large loops incorporating the Beanie Flick groover - used as a clench …
You can call us 24 hours a day
We understand that life can be hectic and that not everybody has the chance to order things from our farrier supplies store during regular business hours. For those who prefer to order over the phone, we now accept telephone orders 24 hours a day, seven days a week. If you need to talk to us …
Jim Blurton farrier tool box
We just received some Jim Blurton aluminium farrier tool boxes in stock Designed for the forward-thinking farrier, these tool boxes have a compartment for all of the common farrier tools - helping to keep them protected and reduce the damage from other tools. At the top, there is an area for nail boxes - handy …
Steven Beane – Farriery Focus
Steven Beane AWCF Steven Beane is the current World Champion Blacksmith and has held this position for FOUR years! A formidable presence on the competition circuit Steven has been a member of the England International Farriery Team for the last 11 years. Steven lives and works in North Yorkshire, England and, in addition to his …
Stall Jack
Just arrived in stock today. As an alternative (or in addition) to an anvil, the stall jack is relatively light and very portable. Farriers can easily carry the stall jack in between horses when shoeing at, for example barns or racing stables. The stall jack allows farriers to shape shoes - opening or closing …
Frank Ringel knives
Here's a handful of photos of some of the Frank Ringel knives that just arrived in stock. We're proud to be the exclusive NZ distributor for Frank Ringel knives
Repairing hooves
Q. My four year old OTTB has got a huge chunk missing out of the side of her hoof and my farrier says he might not be able to get a shoe on that foot next time. Can I bog it up and is there one that will stay in longer than others? Sally, Taumarunui …
What tools are need to remove a horseshoe?
What tools are need to remove a horseshoe? To remove a horseshoe safely you'll need most importantly, the knowledge and some skill. It's probably best to have a farrier to do any work on the feet but in an emergency, having some tools at hand can be useful: Buffer (also called a clinch/clench cutter). Raises …
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