A shoer of horses; a veterinary surgeon.
(1.)While there are no legal restrictions on the use of this title in the U.S.A., it properly describes only a professional equine hoofcare expert and shoer of horses. (2.) In the past, farriers were charged with the full range of horse care.
(noun) Someone who shoes horse s. Due to the similarity of the hoof, the process of shooing a centaur is almost identical.
horse doctor, blacksmith who shoes horses.
blacksmith who has specialised in shoeing horses
A person trained professionally to tend to a horses hooves.
A soldier, who shoes horses, mules, and oxen and is not a blacksmith
a blacksmith that specializes in shoeing horses and is an expert at properly fitting horseshoes
a horseperson who cares for the horse from the ground up
a specialist in horse and ox hoof care especially shoeing
a specialist in horse care, especially shoeing, and traditionally including smithy work
Blacksmith that shoes a horse
Someone who makes horseshoes and/or shoes a horse
This is a blacksmith who does horse shoeing.
Blacksmith, one who makes and attaches horseshoes.
Expert in the art of shoeing horses and caring for hooves
the trained and qualified person responsible for shoeing and trimming horses' feet
Horseshoer, blacksmith. Also called a "plater."
Blacksmith who specializes in making horseshoes
A blacksmith or one who shoes horses.
One that shoes horses. [Obsolete French ferrier, from Latin ferrarius, of iron, blacksmith, from ferrum, iron.] --far'ri-er-y
Also referred to as a blacksmith, the FARRIER specializes in shoeing the horses.
a trained professional who can trim a shoe or a horse's hooves
person who fits shoes to horse' feets for training and racing purposes.
Skilled craftsman who shoes horses.
A blacksmith specializing in the shoeing, or plating, of horses. In early days he was also a horse doctor.
Horseshoer or blacksmith.
A tradesman who specialized in shoeing horses.
A farrier is a specialist in equine hoof care, including the trimming and balancing of a horse's hoof so as to fit shoes to the horse's foot. A farrier couples a subset of the blacksmith's skills (fabricating, adapting, and adjusting metal shoes) with a subset of veterinary medicine (knowledge of the anatomy and physiology of the lower limb) to address the care of the horse's feet.