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Capewell Slim Blade
The Slim Blade name says it all with a strength to hold.
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Capewell City Head
The most commonly used horseshoe nail in American style shoes is a City Head Nail.
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Capewell Regular Head
Intended for those instances when you have a heavy shoe to nail and you need a sturdy nail with added stout.
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Capewell Plater Special 5
Plater Special 5's were designed with the Plater in mind
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Capewell Race Nails
Capewell Race Nails stand up to the demands of a delicate application
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Capewell Race Nails
Capewell Race Nails stand up to the demands of a delicate application
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Capewell Slim Blade
The Slim Blade name says it all with a strength to hold.
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Capewell Slim Blade
The Slim Blade name says it all with a strength to hold.
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Capewell Slim Blade
The Slim Blade name says it all with a strength to hold.
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Capewell City Head
The most commonly used horseshoe nail in American style shoes is a City Head Nail.
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Capewell Regular Head
Intended for those instances when you have a heavy shoe to nail and you need a sturdy nail with added stout.
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Capewell Plater Special 5
Plater Special 5's were designed with the Plater in mind
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Capewell Horsenails
Producing Capewell Horseshoe Nails for farriers since 1881
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A passion for trotting horses
The French farrier Thinet decided to work with racing horses at a young age. He now is a trotting specialist and works for renowned stables.
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Engineer, farrier, salesman, idealist
The German agricultural engineer Christoph Müller became a farrier for a special reason, he wanted to have more insight into this profession.
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An old profession in a modern way
Former French farrier champion Stéphane Bréhin has a long and impressive record. This professional uses modern techniques in a consistent method.
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Top trotters, farrier students and foals
Jörgen Nordqvist is a farrier and teacher in Sweden. He started young, became an expert in shoeing trotters and made a remarkable switch in his career
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Sand
For a horse, sand is a perfect underground because it offers enough grip and a maximum shock absorption.
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Harness racing
Harness racing (Trotting) is a form of horse racing in which the horses race at a specific gait (a trot or a pace). They usually pull a two-wheeled cart called a sulky.
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Stoney ground
Loose surface and very uneven. Things to consider: bruising and puncture wounds are common, twisting of the limbs due to uneven ground.
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Wet
wet hoof capsules become very soft and malleable
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Dry
Feet are often very hard and contracted in a dry environment. Horses have often retained a lot of sole. This is a natural protection against the harsh environment that they are in. Take care not to remove too much of the protective element.
