Farrier

She is the co-founder of Horses for Mental Health, and they're going to talk about a Cool hashtag thing they have coming up in October in Horstober.

And then also, farrier Josie Hill of Denali Professional Farriery and Rehabilitation.

Back to speak about a cool product that she designed for horses.

Glenn and Jen sat down with her.

And where can they find you?

So you can find me again.

You can find me on the website DenaliOsteoFarrier.com.

I know that's a mouthful, but you can find me there.

is it like in the same vein as the pimple popping videos that i like ish yeah okay i'm in yeah i could i could watch

there's another guy that's really great um that he's another hoof guy and it started out with a hoofer he's a hoofer it started out with um farriers like changing horses shoes but then that algae quickly spread a smith

of some kind

i think it's a farrier Farrier? I think they're called farriers.

I thought it was a smithy.

Blacksmith.

She, she is the co-founder of Horses for Mental Health, and they're gonna talk about a cool hashtag thing they have coming up, um, in October, in Horsetober.

And then also, farrier Josie Hill of Denali Professional Farriery and Rehabilitation is back to speak about a cool product that she designed for horses.

Glenn and Jen sat down with her.

And then, of course, weird news because they just keep coming.

Thank you for having me.

Of course.

Christian is with, uh, DenaliOsteoFarrier.com. You can find her in Weatherford, Texas.

She was on the show here a couple of weeks ago, and we really appreciate you coming back 'cause there's something we wanted to talk to you about.

But, you know, so it works really well.

And I say at the moment we've got Alan who's sort of two days a week, predominantly does the pre-Farrier course, but in the afternoon helps me out.

And then Chris is on his own predominantly on the Thursday, Friday, which is probably less shoeing, more shoemaking and theory on the Thursday, Friday, just because of staffing numbers.

But it works.

It was really good.

And it was, yeah, it was great.

I remember being on the pre-Farrier course and being around that competition.

It was, I think, just before the winter, the Christmas holidays.

Retro Cup.

Dark Steel and Farrier are banned.

You know the rest.

Pokemon the way it should be.

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Welcome to the Mullins Farrier podcast and Farrier phone a friend where I reach out to a past guest or a future one and we have a chat.

Just like when we call each other on the road, we'll talk about what's going on in their world and what they've been dealing with as far as horses, foot problems, and even clients.

And don't worry, the guests know in advance that they're being recorded.

For longtime listeners to the podcast, this gentleman will be no stranger.

Our in-house business guru, the handmade horseshoeing expert, and all-around great guy, Andrew DeVisser.

I know that he's been working on a new model of Forge to add to his line of tools with Fletcher Forge and Tool, so I thought it would be worthwhile doing a Farrier Phone-A-Friend episode to discuss that and many other topics we usually chat about when we have the time for a catch-up.

I knew that this new Forge model was due to be released sometime in the fall, but Andrew and I discussed this after the recording had been stopped, and while he was hoping for a September release, in true Andrew fashion, he is postponing it slightly to tweak some components in order to deliver another quality product.

You will hear him allude to some of this in our conversation, and it will become clear to you later why I'm saying that he's fully embracing the Toyota Way mindset.

Yeah.

What was I going to say? Shout out to the legend too, the Farrier.

Who worked on Buckeyes.

So Buck, before, on the last, oh, sorry.

Why, for sure, Master, thee never will ride such a devil pig as he to the wars.

Will Farrier say he do believe he take his strain from the swine the devils go into in the miracle.

All the children would make a mockery as thou did ride through the villages.

Look at his legs.