Burnham Farrier Works

01/18/2025

Last day of the work week!

09/29/2024

To all my customers that are still receiving appointment reminders please disregard them.

As of right now due to the shortage of basic necessities, hazardous road conditions and damage through the area due to the hurricane please be patient.

At the moment, the most important thing is to take care of ourselves as we begin to rebuild everything.

Thank you all and god bless

05/04/2023

Late night leading up to the SNEFA Contest this weekend.

Final horse of the day before and after shots.

Disclaimer, not my previous work on her but definelty going in a different direction to help her out.

Stay safe out there everyone.

04/21/2023

10.5 in. of 3/8x3/4 concave made at the horse today.

01/17/2023

12/28/2022

I havent posted in some time but here's some wonderful humor for the holidays and I hope everyone has enjoyed their time with family and friends.

08/27/2022

And we're ready for the show. In the event your horse has a flat stop on by and we'll get you taken care of 😉

08/16/2022

Foot of the day

08/09/2022

Stay tuned.... This one is going to be an interesting case..

08/09/2022

Some before and after work. Alot of times I find that trying to maintain basics for hoofcare is a wonderful aspect but also not always the case in some situations to help maintain soundness.

The first picture shows the solar view of a hoof before it was trimmed (roughly 6 weeks) and in this case the discoloration of the pigmentation of the sole is likely due to being cut way too short by the previous farrier.

(This isn't to bash the previous Farrier as we have all made mistakes)

In this case simply applying a soaked leather pad with some packing to ease the comfort of this foot while bearing weight and moving greatly assisted this horses overall comfort. I'm excited to see how they look in the next few weeks.

08/04/2022

8 years between these two pictures. Countless Miles, Countless horses, Many great and amazing people I've met along the way from clients, trainers, farriers and overall equestrians in general. Here's to my 30s and planning out the next decade as I get back to doing what I love.

08/01/2022

Some of today's work with LG and Thor. I should really start a before and after trend

07/30/2022

A little different from shoeing horses. But I have a client that is selling a carousel horse if anyone is interested in purchasing. It's located in Augusta Ga and worth $800 after doing some research. If interested please PM me and I'll put you on touch with the owner

07/19/2022

Forge of July was an awesome experience. Having the opportunity to see old friends was exciting. Meeting so many other farriers in one sitting and just having the opportunity to listen to them was beyond worthwhile and I'm looking forward to next year's.

07/11/2022

After a long time of planning and prepping my new rig is installed and I'll be working on getting it functional within the next few weeks.

I'm beyond excited to work out of this and beyond ecstatic for my clients as this is going to make things a great time saver for everyone.

07/07/2022

I've taken time to reconsolidate things this week and will still be taking calls. Big things coming next week and it's a reflection the past few months of hard work and dedication to keeping your Equine friends moving about.

Enjoy the week everyone and stay safe.

05/14/2022

Some before and afters on the fronts and hinds of a mare that just delivered a Philly last month.

Some things to note while a mare is carrying a foal. There will be weight gain (obviously) but it is common for their feet to come more flared out and lose more concavity within their Hooves due to the weight load. Still have your farrier out for regular trimming (being mindful that manners and hormones can be a risk factor for the pregnant mare).

I'm happy to see these feet make progress for before and afters but will post an updated post with them a few cycles later