What I believe

Each horse is unique 

I believe in shoeing a horse as an individual, rather than according to a specific theory.  With every horse I care for, I consider the specific demands of his job, his conformation, and his movement. ​

It starts with the trim

I believe each horse has variations in alignment, and each hoof is different from the last.  No horse is perfect, and I believe its imperative to trim each hoof according to the limb to which it is attached, and try and find what's perfect for that horse.

A team approach

I believe in open communication between each member of a horse’s support team.  When a vet, farrier and owner work harmoniously toward the common goal of a horse’s well-being, he will not only be his best, but be able to perform his best.