|Articles|February 1, 2002

Equine Foot Care

American Farriers Journal is publishing a classic, The Foot of the Horse, by David Roberge.

American Farriers Journal is publishing a classic, The Foot of the Horse,by David Roberge. The book, a 304-page how-to, outlines rules for shoeingbased on Roberge's experience. The book covers 18 general items and 424specific topics.

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