Trained by Max Williams who is recognized as one of the top farriers in the world, and educated at one of the top horseshoeing schools in the world, Shur Shod Horseshoeing School, and certified by the Brotherhood of Working Farriers, Larry combines the best of modern knowledge and the years of experience that have been passed on to him.

In his farrier practice Larry takes an an approach to horseshoeing that is best for the horse and the horse's health. He will not string a horse up to shoe him, and he will not make modifications to hooves that may cause long term injury to the horse. When a horse doesn't need shoes for protective or corrective reasons he will tell you so and trim the horse in a natural, barefoot trim appropriate for the horse.

Steppin' On The Frog Farrier Service now offers one and two day hoof care clinics. Find out more here.

There is a shoe for every horse but every horse doesn't need shoes - Every horse is naturally barefoot but it is not in the best interests of every horse to remain barefoot.