horseshoer

So Elaine has a horseshoer, but she has no healthcare.

Straley trained, with encouragement from his parents, to be a horseshoer.

A few other terms that you should know relate to the style of shoeing the horseshoer offers.

However, the term "farrier" implies a professional horseshoer with skill, education, and training.

After working as a messenger boy, he became an apprentice horseshoer in an Indianapolis blacksmith shop.

He also worked as a blacksmith, welder, and horseshoer.

Dutch's incompetence at following orders keeps him a private, and he is made "horseshoer," though there are no horses.

There are 5 pony barns at the race course, also an oat storage and a horseshoer.

The 1900 census shows the stables on 73d Street occupied by coachmen, grooms, and even a horseshoer.

His occupation was listed as horseshoer.

The young man did not want to give up his shoes, and even offered to fight for them, till he felt the horseshoer's strength in Ernest's hands.

The horseshoer man," answered Canfield. "

Next came the less familiar show-business occupations like stable foreman, horse makeup artist, horseshoer and the two guys in charge of the chain mail.

It's a horseshoer.

Mr. Ritchie says one reporter was listed as assistant horseshoer for the horses of Congressional messengers.

Gore is also a trained blacksmith and farrier, and a member of the Michigan Horseshoer's Association.

And as he spoke he extended from his splendid shoulders his two great arms, and the horseshoer's hands were clutching the air like eagle's talons.

The fight was led by horseshoer Roady Kenehan and printer David C. Coates.

They range in age from 19 to 58, and at home, they have jobs like FedEx package handler, prison guard, Kellogg's waffle inspector and horseshoer.

Now, he practices his craft in a garage-sized shop at Texas A&M University College of Veterinary Medicine, where he's the school's first full-time farrier, or horseshoer.

He became a skilled farrier, winning the Championship All-Around Journeyman Horseshoer Award for Texas in 1983, and for California in 1984.

"A lot of my clients are very competitive show people and they want their horses to do well," Mr. Sullivan said, "so that does put pressure on the horseshoer to enhance what the horse has.

It may also occur with an inexperienced or unskilled horseshoer who misdrives a nail, uses a shoe that is too small, or has not fitted the shoe to the shape of the horse's hoof.

Following completion of his formal education, Fitzpatrick went to work as a horseshoer, becoming involved in the International Journeyman Horseshoers' Union (IJHU), with which he remained affiliated for the next three decades.