From my hometown of Wrexham I moved to Kent to pursue my venture in becoming a fully qualified farrier. I was lucky enough to carry out my apprenticeship with one of the highest qualified farriers and senior examiners of our trade. While attending Myerscough College for my assessments and exams over four years, this consisted of Anatomy of the horse, becoming more in depth below the knee and hock. Shoeing Theory Blacksmithing The history of Farriery and where it is today Shoe and tool making. Trimming for barefoot Shoeing I take great pride and interest in my work and put 100% into it. I obtained the best NVQ portfolio award for the course, and obtained the honourable ”Farriers Memorial Shield” I attend regular clinics to keep up to date with the resent research within the trade and other organisations such as BFBA (British Farriers and Blacksmiths Association) Handmade and Myerscough College. For more information please feel free to visit my website or Connect with me on Facebook.