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Clinics
Clinics will cover teaching on preparing a horse for farrier visits, basic hoof care, common lamenesses and prevention tips, shoe types and uses, and a Forging demonstartion that shows the making of a fullered front shoe with toe clip and fullered hind shoe with quarter clips from bar stock steel.
Hot/Cold Shoeing
Cold shoeing is faster to accomplish since the making of quality shoes and nails. Hot shoeing is used for shoes that need clips drawn, as the clips will fit more affectively when the shoe is burnt on to fit. Hot shoeing is also useful for the specialty made shoes, horses that are in wet climates, and shoes fit more affectively on the hoof when it is burnt to fit.
Theraputic Shoeing
Theraputic shoeing is also known as 'corrective' shoeing. I am willing to use theraputic shoeing upon the recomedation of the attending vetrinarian. This includes shoes for horses diagnosed with Laminitis/Founder, Navicular, Abcesses, Gravel, ect.
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Welcome to SunriseHorseshoeing.com
We are now currently accepting appointments. Serving southern New Mexico (Area includes: Alamogordo, Holloman Air Force Base, La Luz, Tularosa, Cloud Croft, Ruidoso, Las Cruces)
About the Farrier:
Dallas Hale has over 25 years of experience with horses. She was a member of the Horse and faturity 4-H clubs in Pennsylvania for 10 years. She is also a graduate of the United States Pony Club at the C-3 level. Aside from horseshoeing, Dallas is an instructor at a local boarding stable in La Luz, NM. She teaches mainly beginer riders and a few advanced English equestrians.
In 2001 Dallas attended Equissage, a school for Equine Sports Massage Therapy, located in Round Hill, Virginia. At the completion of the course she tested for and aquired her certificate as an Equine Sports Massage Therapist.
Dallas is a graduate of the Oklahoma Horseshoeing School located in Purcell, OK. She attened the advanced course for horseshoeing and forging class for the total of 12 weeks. At the end of the course she tested for and aquired her Apprentice Ceritification.
Dallas is also a member of the American Farrier Association.
Contact Us:
You can contact us by telephone at : (575)921-1530
or by email at : dallas@sunrisehorseshoeing.com
Price Listing:
Trim starting at $40.00
Basic Shoes starting at $65.00 set of 4
$55.00 for front shoes, trim hind
Clips additional $5 per shoe. (front=toe clips, hinds=quarter clips)
Special shoes (on reqest) Prices vary according to cost of shoes and time
Hot Shoeing/Hot fitting additional $25 (not applicable to aluminum shoes)
Prices are subject to change without notice.
Misbehaved horses may incur and additional charge or can be turned away at discretion of farrier.
Clinics available for 4 hours $500 for 10 persons, $40 for each additional person. Discounts for 4-H and USPC members under 18.
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