Redemption lodge farrier service

07/04/2026

Thank you Taree Fisherman's Co-OP for my two new stubby coolers 🍻🐠

Bloody stoked with these — perfect for a cold one after a long day on the tools 🐴🏇🏾

Cheers legends 🤙🐬

28/03/2026

Always making time to learn and improve my skills in farriery.
Opportunities like this are where real progress happen , not just talk, but knowledge you can apply straight back into the horses I work on every day.

Big thanks to Diana at Stockmans Supplies Tamworth for putting these events together and bringing out people like Pat Broadus.

Better knowledge = better results. That’s the standard I hold my work to. It’s going to be a fun day 🐴🏇🏾🤙.

26/03/2026

The finished result you see is something I visualise before the work even begins.

Even in cases where it looks like there’s no solution, there often is , with the right training, knowledge, and experience.

With a Cert IV in Farriery and years of practical work behind me, I focus on restoring balance and soundness.

I’m happy to assist non-clients as well , feel free to send me a message if your horse needs help getting back on track.

23/03/2026

A great opportunity for the right person contact Robbie Agnew Racing

Call Robbie 0416 332 977 for more information.

www.robbieagnewracing.com.au

21/03/2026

The photos say enough here , but I’ll make one thing clear.

Just because your farrier shows up and trims or shoes your horse doesn’t mean it’s being done properly. If you don’t know what you’re looking at, you won’t know whether it’s a good job or poor work.

So don’t tell me the last farrier “did a great job” when the result is a horse that can barely walk. That’s not opinion , that’s bad hoof care.

20/03/2026

Fuel prices are out of control right now — diesel pushing $3/L and climbing.

I know it’s hitting everyone, not just me. So instead of passing it straight on, I’ll be wearing the cost and not introducing a travel fee.

That said, if anyone wants to throw in an extra $5–$10 on top of their usual visit to help offset it, I’d genuinely appreciate it — but there’s absolutely no expectation.

My priority is looking after my loyal clients and keeping your horses done right.

Thanks to everyone who supports what I do.

20/03/2026

100 percent

Educational & Informative

Ever wondered how a horse’s pastern angle affects their movement and soundness?

Proper leg conformation is the foundation of a healthy athlete!

This guide breaks down the four common types of pastern angles
✅ Ideal: Perfect balance for shock absorption

⚠️ Short Upright: Can lead to a "jarring" gait and joint stress

⚠️ Long Upright: Often lacks the necessary flex

⚠️ Long Sloping: Puts extra strain on tendons and ligaments

Knowing what to look for can help you provide better care, choose the right farrier work, or pick your next equine partner!

18/03/2026

A good look inside the lower leg knee down

Ever wondered what's happening under the skin?

🧐 Look at the incredible complexity of the horse's lower limb

From the carpus down to the hoof, every ligament and bone plays a vital role in movement and stability. High-quality diagrams like this are essential for every horse owner and professional to understand.
Check out the details of the Deep Digital Flexor Tendon and the Splint Bones! 🦴✨

17/03/2026

Up the Broncos let’s go 2026

17/03/2026

Understanding what happens beneath the surface is the first step to better animal care!

This anatomical breakdown of the lower leg shows the complex network of tendons, ligaments, and bones that support every stride. From the Fetlock Joint down to the Coffin Bone, each structure plays a vital role in mobility and weight-bearing

Key areas to watch:
📍 The Fetlock Pouch: Where "windpuffs" (fluid swelling) often appear.
📍 The Navicular Area: A critical zone for maintaining long-term soundness.
📍 Flexor Tendons: The "cables" that allow for powerful movement and support.
Knowledge is the best tool in any caretaker's kit. Whether you are a professional or an enthusiast, knowing these structures helps you spot potential issues early!

16/03/2026

Hmmm not my choice of shoes for jumping horses slippery with no grip even with studs 🤦