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Definition of farrier in English: farriernoun ˈfarɪəˈfɛriər A smith who shoes horses. Example sentencesExamples - Then too, teamsters, stable boys, and farriers were all needed to tend the horses.
- You may want to check with your farrier or vet to see if your horse needs biotin.
- You must find a good farrier that is willing to work with a performance horse and keep those hooves in good shape.
- He also maintains a list of holistic vets and approved therapists, remedial farriers and saddlers.
- There were three farriers in action, shoeing horses and making the horseshoes, much to the fascination of onlookers.
- He also held a trainer's license in California, Louisiana, New Mexico, and Texas, and was licensed as a farrier in both Oklahoma and Texas.
- Those horses that have laminitis will frequently have subsolar abscesses and require attention from your farrier and/or veterinarian.
- The case also addresses whether compensation should be paid to those who suffer as a result of the ban, such as farriers, saddlers and feed merchants.
- Ireland has produced more than its share of quality horses, breeders, trainers, grooms, farriers, jockeys, head lads and punters.
- There are farriers in the country who rely solely on shoeing hunt horses in the winter months to see them through the summer.
- There has been a shortage of farriers to shoe the thousands of both thoroughbred and sport horses in the country.
- This would inevitably lead to loss of income or worse for vets, farriers, kennels, saddle-makers, etc, etc.
- It's already happening: vets, farriers, nutritionists and saddlers are working together and the benefits of complementary techniques that are backed up by science are being recognised.
- He is a veterinary surgeon, a farrier and horsebreaker.
- Nailing the shoe onto the horse is among the farrier's most crucial jobs.
- With the knowledge and skill of many farriers today, they are very capable.
- If 17 jockeys, trainers, farriers, yes, farriers, and hangers on, have been caught in the UK, how many have not been caught?
- He is a lovely little horse who's improved a lot, and full marks to the farrier for doing such a fine job.
- It depicts a scene of purposeful activity - farriers shoeing; grooms tending huge chargers; a vet and orderly serjeant inspecting; men sweeping; cavalrymen feeding horses.
- He worked as a farrier, shoeing horses at the Middleburg training track and the surrounding area.
Derivatives noun ˈfarɪəriˈfɛrjəri It costs me about $40 each a week to feed them, and that's just basics: hay and hard pea, and that doesn't even take into consideration the vet expenses, the farriery. Example sentencesExamples - The profession of farriery nearly disappeared with the advent of automobiles and tractors.
Origin Mid 16th century: from Old French ferrier, from Latin ferrarius, from ferrum 'iron, horseshoe'. Rhymes barrier, carrier, harrier, tarrier Definition of farrier in US English: farriernounˈfɛriərˈferēər A craftsman who trims and shoes horses' hooves. Example sentencesExamples - You must find a good farrier that is willing to work with a performance horse and keep those hooves in good shape.
- There were three farriers in action, shoeing horses and making the horseshoes, much to the fascination of onlookers.
- This would inevitably lead to loss of income or worse for vets, farriers, kennels, saddle-makers, etc, etc.
- He also maintains a list of holistic vets and approved therapists, remedial farriers and saddlers.
- Nailing the shoe onto the horse is among the farrier's most crucial jobs.
- It depicts a scene of purposeful activity - farriers shoeing; grooms tending huge chargers; a vet and orderly serjeant inspecting; men sweeping; cavalrymen feeding horses.
- He worked as a farrier, shoeing horses at the Middleburg training track and the surrounding area.
- You may want to check with your farrier or vet to see if your horse needs biotin.
- He is a lovely little horse who's improved a lot, and full marks to the farrier for doing such a fine job.
- The case also addresses whether compensation should be paid to those who suffer as a result of the ban, such as farriers, saddlers and feed merchants.
- There has been a shortage of farriers to shoe the thousands of both thoroughbred and sport horses in the country.
- He also held a trainer's license in California, Louisiana, New Mexico, and Texas, and was licensed as a farrier in both Oklahoma and Texas.
- He is a veterinary surgeon, a farrier and horsebreaker.
- If 17 jockeys, trainers, farriers, yes, farriers, and hangers on, have been caught in the UK, how many have not been caught?
- Then too, teamsters, stable boys, and farriers were all needed to tend the horses.
- It's already happening: vets, farriers, nutritionists and saddlers are working together and the benefits of complementary techniques that are backed up by science are being recognised.
- There are farriers in the country who rely solely on shoeing hunt horses in the winter months to see them through the summer.
- Those horses that have laminitis will frequently have subsolar abscesses and require attention from your farrier and/or veterinarian.
- With the knowledge and skill of many farriers today, they are very capable.
- Ireland has produced more than its share of quality horses, breeders, trainers, grooms, farriers, jockeys, head lads and punters.
Origin Mid 16th century: from Old French ferrier, from Latin ferrarius, from ferrum ‘iron, horseshoe’. |