Broussard Farrier Services

Broussard Farrier Services 35+ years experience in the traditional farrier trades combined with a modern, therapeutic approach. Science based horseshoeing that puts horses first.

My love affair with horses became a reality in the spring of 1973 in the form of a horse named Joe. He was a 3 year old pound-puppy of a horse, most likely part Quarterhorse, and I was an unruly ten year old kid. We were a perfect match. I used to love watching the farriers come out to the stables and shoe the horses, and I would stand right in the way and ask a million questions of that poor fel

low who patiently shoe'd mine. By age 16, me and Joe had grown some, and I enrolled in a farrier science class at school. The rest is history... I've been shoeing and trimming horses pretty much all over the country since then. Every horse teaches me something new, and every day is another chance to improve. Horseshoeing has changed a lot since 1978, when I first opened up shop, and I do my best to keep up with the technology, but the horses are still horses and I still love to keep em shod.

We got an early start on the day, trying to beat the 102° heat. I'd say we had a pretty great ending to the day with the...
08/21/2025

We got an early start on the day, trying to beat the 102° heat. I'd say we had a pretty great ending to the day with these cuties.

Cooper is so tall it looks like Bob can just maneuver right under him!
08/21/2025

Cooper is so tall it looks like Bob can just maneuver right under him!

Today was filled will lots of long ears, interspersed with a few horses here and there, lol. As a self-described donkey ...
08/17/2025

Today was filled will lots of long ears, interspersed with a few horses here and there, lol. As a self-described donkey nut, (that's me, Leslie) you know I was in heaven! (Don't get me wrong, all the animals we work with are amazing!)
Don't scroll past the little three week old Pipsqueak pictured at the end!

Here are today's clients, Luther, Ruby, Goose, Hula, Lily, Stevie, Sundae and Honey. We sure appreciated the cooler day ...
08/14/2025

Here are today's clients, Luther, Ruby, Goose, Hula, Lily, Stevie, Sundae and Honey. We sure appreciated the cooler day today!

Happy Friday eve! (When you're off Fridays thats a reason to celebrate😁) Here are today's highlights!
08/08/2025

Happy Friday eve! (When you're off Fridays thats a reason to celebrate😁) Here are today's highlights!

08/06/2025

Nikko was a busy boy today, he needed a fidget toy and I fit the bill! If I moved away, he was chewing the rope or nuzzling Bob, just had to have his lips on something.. keeping them engaged and quiet for their shoeing is sometimes more 'hands on' than others, lol.

Here are some pictures from our morning at the barn down the street.😁
08/06/2025

Here are some pictures from our morning at the barn down the street.😁

Here are some of the best pics from our Saturday stops. I forgot to post yesterday, but I cannot pass up a chance to put...
08/03/2025

Here are some of the best pics from our Saturday stops. I forgot to post yesterday, but I cannot pass up a chance to put up pics of little kids with their ponies!

Here are some pics of our day, I think we have some pretty cute clients! Another cool fact about today was every stop we...
07/31/2025

Here are some pics of our day, I think we have some pretty cute clients! Another cool fact about today was every stop we made, we've been connected for almost ten years. Forging relationships is such a huge part of what we do.

Today we went from small to medium to large! We did all the sizes, lol. We met Tater Tot and Benjamin, the new siblings...
07/24/2025

Today we went from small to medium to large! We did all the sizes, lol. We met Tater Tot and Benjamin, the new siblings of Polly and Odie, who we will trim next time, then we hung out with some more long ears later in the day. We finished up with Odin the draft horse, who we have been keeping comfortable for ten years. The weather is perfect this week for outdoor work, I mean, 88 in July? I'll take it!

We had a couple new horses added to the Broussard Farrier Family today. Meet Niko and Red. Niko is a new horse for a boa...
07/22/2025

We had a couple new horses added to the Broussard Farrier Family today. Meet Niko and Red. Niko is a new horse for a boarder at Cross Road Stables , who got his feet mapped, evaluated and then trimmed today. The next boy is a recent rescue by a young girl who we've watched grow up. He was left behind in a home sale, and she brought him home and is getting him all caught up on maintenance and health issues. Bob toothed him at 18 years old, and he stood beautifully for his trim and subsequent saddle tryouts. We think he is going to make a great family horse for them!

We had a busy day today, boy, Saturdays are prime real estate on a farrier calendar! Here are some of my favorite pics f...
07/20/2025

We had a busy day today, boy, Saturdays are prime real estate on a farrier calendar! Here are some of my favorite pics from today(when I remembered to take them! I was busy too!😜)

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4150 Indian Creek Road
Lincoln, CA
95648

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 6pm
Tuesday 9am - 6pm
Wednesday 9am - 6pm
Thursday 9am - 6pm
Friday 9am - 6pm
Saturday 9am - 6pm
Sunday 9am - 6pm

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+15303061816

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My love affair with horses became a reality in the spring of 1973 in the form of a horse named Joe. He was a 3 year old pound-puppy of a horse, most likely part Quarterhorse, and I was an unruly ten year old kid. We were a perfect match. I used to love watching the farriers come out to the stables and shoe the horses, and I would stand right in the way and ask a million questions of those poor fellows who would patiently shoe mine. By age 16, me and Joe had grown some, and I enrolled in a farrier science class at school. The rest is history... I've been shoeing and trimming horses pretty much all over the country since then. In 2012 I married Leslie who quickly became an avid horsewoman in every aspect. With a degree in Nursing, she brings a level of care to our little team that just fits. Every horse teaches us something new, and every day is another chance to improve. Horseshoeing has changed a lot since 1978, when I shod my first horse, and Leslie and I do our best to keep up with the science and technology, but horses today are still horses and we still love keepin em shod.