Articles by F. Thomas Breningstall

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Equine Health
Articles by F. Thomas Breningstall

You Shoot Horses, Don't You?	Three Essays
Hammer Command	Anvils
Horseshoe Nails	Kicking
Foal Feet Care	Fix-It Shoeing
Overshoes	Pus & Us
Safekeeping	Time Chasers
The Shoe Missing In Action	Winter Shoes
Club Foot	Chipped Hooves
Knock-Knee Foal	Hot Shoeing
Pulling Shoes for Winter	Cold Shoeing
Frog Support Pad for Founder	Foot Dragging
Hoof Trimming Tools and How to Use Them	Sand Cracks

Tom Breningstall's column "Hoof & Hammer" regularly appears in Rural Heritage, a bimonthly journal in support of farming and logging with horses and other draft animals. Tom is a full-time farrier certified by the American Farriers Association and the Michigan Horseshoers Association. He is the host of the videotape SHOEING YOUR MULE produced by Rural Heritage and available at Rural Heritage.

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