farriery

In 1933, farriery was dropped as it was too difficult to bring horses into the building.

Borium is used in farriery to improve traction for horses.

That it be referred to the meeting in October to consider what means may be most likely to encourage the study of scientific farriery.

You will only be entitled to practise farriery once you receive written confirmation of registration.

He may be better at farriery.

There are also tools of various local trades, such as stoneworking, tailoring, farriery, and shoemaking.

The charity works in the developing world training local people in skills such as saddlery, farriery, nutrition and horse management.

Coming across a volume on farriery, he became interested in the herbs mentioned in prescriptions and this led to his teaching himself botany.

Can you afford bi-monthly farriery?

In farriery, surforms are used to remove excess hoof wall from a horse's hoof.

The groundwork of the veterinary art was medical science; farriery was no art, but a mere practice, habit or routine.

In the United States, however, farriery is not regulated, no legal certification exists, and consumers must inform themselves of a farrier's qualifications.

Aside from consuming medical treatises, newspapers, periodicals and jestbooks, his interests included farriery, politics and travel.

I ploughed ahead, sketching out the history of the Royal College, painstakingly illustrating its development from the early days of farriery.

Tungsten carbide may be used in farriery, the shoeing of horses, to improve traction on slippery surfaces such as roads or ice.

Farring, farriery or farrier were words of origin from the Latin, signifying the shoe and shoer of a horse.

These included farriery, classes for both modern and traditional breeds of pigs, and classes for novice horse riders.

After he finished elementary school he learned farriery in Baranja and Pecs in Hungary.

If you are applying from another overseas country, have two or more years' farriery experience but don't hold a recognised qualification you will either have to:

In a stable there is a blacksmith's workshop and farriery display,complete with many horseshoes, anvils, and metalworking tools.

Penn was a campaigner for enlightened causes and had read James Clark's treatise and heard about the Society's efforts to promote the training of farriery.

This decision was accepted by the Odiham Agricultural Society, who also agreed to give the Farriery Fund to the new London school.

(It is clear that Burgess in the term 'farriery' meant to include the treatment of the diseases of farm animals as well as of the horse).

It is a criminal offence to carry out farriery or call yourself a farrier or shoeing smith if you are not registered with the FRC.

The college offers more than 90 full-time vocational courses in a wide range of subject areas from construction to catering, equine studies to engineering, and farriery to forestry.