I provide a professional Farriery service to a wide variety of clients, shoeing horses from all aspects of Equestrianism.  It is important as a Farrier to adapt the style of shoeing for each individual horse according to the work that is required of it by the rider.  Upon assessing each horse it is also imperative that each limb be assessed and shod as an individual entity.  In short, the way in which one fore foot is shod is not necessarily how you would shoe the other.  This could be because of many reasons, such as a distorted hoof capsule or a limb injury.  With today's high standards in Farriery and the ever evolving practice of Veterinary science a lot of my work is aided by working closely with Vets.  This can range from a combined assessment of a clients horse to your Vet sending or emailing appropriate x-rays of a horses foot to me, enabling me to shoe the foot 'to the x-rays'.  With the aid of digital x-rays and with having a laptop computer with me in the van I can view x-rays clearly whilst carrying out work at a clients stables.  Gone are the days of holding x-ray film up to the sunlight to try and get a look!