Used horse shoes

Farrier visits typically are scheduled every 6 to 8 weeks dependent upon your horse’s hoof health and lifestyle. If your horse requires shoes at least half the year on all four feet, that’s a total

This roundup shows you how to make 12 different craft projects with upcycled, found, or new horseshoes. Horseshoes have been used for centuries as a symbol of good luck and protection. They were or…

If you come across an old horseshoe at an antique store or in a field somewhere, chances are it's going to look a little rusty and worn. Thankfully, a coat of rust doesn't mean that the horseshoe has reached the end of its life. With some...

Looking to bring a little extra luck to your home, or send some with love? These easy to make lucky horseshoe crafts are excellent for any home.

Equestrian designer John Wright came up with the 'GluShu', which uses a traditional metal horseshoe that is coated in a durable thick plastic covering...

"Farrier Rasp/File Cross. Created from four upcycled rasps. Features a used horseshoe at the centre, surrounding a 3\" cast iron star. Rasps have varying degrees of rust with a very nice natural patina. This cross fits any decor, home or barn, indoors or out. Also would make a fitting grave marker for your beloved companion. Over all size 18\" x 12\". Hanging loop on backside. Includes wall hanging hardware. Custom orders of any kind are always welcomed. See some of my other artworks at…

Do horseshoes hurt horses? A common question to the century-old human practice of using shoes to protect the hooves of their working horses. Horses need to wear shoes for many reasons. To an inexperienced eye, this practice looks painful, even barbaric, but it’s really not that bad.

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Save some money by using fewer shavings at the barn - it may be possible. It helps if your horse urinates outside.

Nice, Horse shoe, with turquoise