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Redemption lodge farrier service Redemption Lodge Farrier Service — where skill meets care.
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Qualified in Certificate IV Farriery, specialising in corrective, remedial, and performance hoof care — delivering balance, precision, and compassion to every horse.

From Broken to Barefoot Again 🐴A great reminder that not every horse that ends up in shoes needs to stay in shoes.This h...
03/06/2026

From Broken to Barefoot Again 🐴

A great reminder that not every horse that ends up in shoes needs to stay in shoes.

This horse presented with significant hoof wall separation, cracking and loss of structural integrity. The feet had reached the point where they could no longer comfortably support themselves barefoot, so therapeutic shoeing was used to stabilise the hoof capsule, protect the damaged wall and allow healthy growth to come down.

Over time, with consistent farrier care, correct trimming, protection where needed, and a lot of patience, the hoof quality improved dramatically. The cracks grew out, the wall strengthened, and the feet regained the integrity needed to function without mechanical support.

Today this horse is back barefoot and maintaining sound, healthy feet.

The goal isn’t “barefoot” or “shod” the goal is a comfortable, functional horse. Sometimes that means shoes, sometimes it doesn’t. Good hoof care is about giving the horse what it needs at the time, not forcing a philosophy.🐴

One of my fabulous clients, who I give my old horseshoes to, made me this awesome boot stand. Absolutely stoked with it!...
01/06/2026

One of my fabulous clients, who I give my old horseshoes to, made me this awesome boot stand. Absolutely stoked with it! It’s always great to see old shoes being turned into something unique and practical. Thanks mate, I really appreciate the effort and craftsmanship. 🐴🔨👢Stacey Howden and Mitch

This 3-month-old foal was suffering from contracted tendons, making it difficult for her to stand and move correctly. Th...
31/05/2026

This 3-month-old foal was suffering from contracted tendons, making it difficult for her to stand and move correctly. The owners had been advised that, due to her age, there wasn’t a lot that could be done and that injections were unlikely to make a significant difference.

With a careful, balanced corrective trim aimed at improving hoof balance and encouraging a more natural stance, she’s made some fantastic progress over the past 5 weeks. These before and after photos show the improvement so far.

Corrective farriery isn’t an overnight fix, but with the right approach, regular maintenance, and patience, positive changes can often be achieved. She’s now due for her next visit, and I’m looking forward to helping her continue on the right track. 🐴🔨😊

Rain stopped play today, so it’s a big breakfast and cappuccino kind of morning. Farrier life 🐴🏇🏾🤙☕️ A Classy Cafe & Esp...
18/05/2026

Rain stopped play today, so it’s a big breakfast and cappuccino kind of morning. Farrier life 🐴🏇🏾🤙☕️ A Classy Cafe & Espresso Bar

On the farrier tools again today, hoping the weather’s kind to me 🤞🐴The things I do for my clients to keep their horses ...
13/05/2026

On the farrier tools again today, hoping the weather’s kind to me 🤞🐴
The things I do for my clients to keep their horses sound, comfortable and performing at their best. Rain, mud or shine, we still get the job done 💪🐴😊

11/05/2026

The life of a farrier, even the bad days are still good days. The reward of helping every horse perform at its best, stay sound, and move comfortably makes all the hard work worth it. There’s nothing better than seeing the difference you can make through skill, dedication, and a genuine love for the trade. 🐴🔨🍻 turn sound on video.

Johnny the Cat making himself right at home in the farrier rig today 😂 First helping himself to some licorice, then movi...
08/05/2026

Johnny the Cat making himself right at home in the farrier rig today 😂 First helping himself to some licorice, then moving onto horse hoof trimmings like it’s a five star feed 🤦🐱🐴 Farrier assistant of the year or absolute pest… still undecided.Boston Park Equine Kristina Hambly-Bennett

Lest We Forget
24/04/2026

Lest We Forget

Front feet before and after, restoring balance, improving alignment, and setting this racehorse up for peak performance....
24/04/2026

Front feet before and after, restoring balance, improving alignment, and setting this racehorse up for peak performance.

The before photo showed a hoof angle sitting at 45°, leaving the hoof pastern axis broken back and increasing strain on the deep digital flexor tendon and associated structures. After corrective farriery, the angle was brought up to 53°, creating a far more functional alignment and significantly improving breakover and heel support.

That eight , degree improvement isn’t just a number, it’s about giving the horse the mechanical advantage it needs to perform, recover, and stay sound.

Good farriery isn’t about trimming hoof, it’s about engineering movement, reducing stress, and unlocking athletic potential.

18/04/2026

Congratulations to Robbie Agnew Racing get a double win In tuncurry today with a fresh sets of Royal Kerckhaert Horseshoe Factory 🏇🏾🏇🏾🏆🏆

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