Double C Farrier Service

Double C Farrier Service James Cockrell is a American Farriers Association Certified Journeyman Farrier with over 20 years in the trade.

Dedicated to providing the best possible care for your horses soundness and performance.

Most of my clients know I take a week in the spring and a week in the fall to goto 5 star Horseshoeing school in Minco, ...
03/31/2026

Most of my clients know I take a week in the spring and a week in the fall to goto 5 star Horseshoeing school in Minco, Ok to help instruct candidates in preparation for the certification process. I love teaching and helping the next generation to succeed, but the benefit is I also get to surround myself with extraordinarily handy talented farriers that teach me at the same time. Today I had the opportunity to build a pair of special wedged rockerbar style barshoes for a navicular horse. I am so blessed to have this group of men and women to push me and mentor me.

Built the night before in the shop for the horse, applied the next day. Handmade custom heartbar for a troubled foot.
03/27/2026

Built the night before in the shop for the horse, applied the next day. Handmade custom heartbar for a troubled foot.

I'm terrible about posting regularly but hard at it after a week in Little Rock for the annual American Farriers Associa...
03/27/2026

I'm terrible about posting regularly but hard at it after a week in Little Rock for the annual American Farriers Association convention. Built some shoes for a cool halflinger today with feet bigger than the shoes I stock on the rig.

Trying a new product out today to provide a bit more solar protection for thin soled horses.
09/29/2025

Trying a new product out today to provide a bit more solar protection for thin soled horses.

Solid fundamentals and good standing horses. One of my horses I did a demo on this weekend.
09/14/2025

Solid fundamentals and good standing horses. One of my horses I did a demo on this weekend.

Do you barefoot trim horses, too? That's a question I get asked often, and the answer is YES. Over half of the horses I...
09/09/2025

Do you barefoot trim horses, too? That's a question I get asked often, and the answer is YES. Over half of the horses I care for are barefoot. My thought process anytime I pick up a horses foot is less is more. I only take what is necessary for the horse to do its job and the foot to function as it should. Whether it be shod, barefoot, padded, or a funky therapeutic package. Knowing what to leave is as important as knowing what to take. Before a sharp tool touches the foot, I've evaluated turnout conditions and weather conditions and have talked to the client about the horses job and what terrain they are riding in. A horse that works in a sand arena might be trimmed and shod differently than one that's going elk hunting in the mountains or doing 20 miles a weekend on trails. Knowing the anatomy, conformation, and how the foot functions is paramount to providing the best possible hoofcare for each individual animal.

Sliding into the weekend in style
09/05/2025

Sliding into the weekend in style

08/28/2025

At Full Circle Riding Academy buddy says hurry up hoooooman I'm bored.

Sometimes what works for one horse won't work for another with identical pathologies. This horse has had quite a few dif...
08/27/2025

Sometimes what works for one horse won't work for another with identical pathologies. This horse has had quite a few different therapeutic packages put on him to try to keep him sound. He has some navicular changes, and we had taken him barefoot for nearly a year, and he was doing really well until recently. After coffin joint injections, he was still presenting grade 3 to 4 lameness. Today's shoeing package is hopefully the one he'll like. It is a wedged aluminum egg bar with a rocker bar forged in. This setup allows elevation of the heels without the constant ground force concussion. We added a leather pad as well to help add additional shock-absorbing properties and some solar protection, as he is thinner soled as well.

When the vets horse needs a little something extra. Horse presented with bilateral lameness on the forelimbs. Signific...
08/26/2025

When the vets horse needs a little something extra. Horse presented with bilateral lameness on the forelimbs. Significant fluid in the coffin joints and the left front sensitive to frog pressure with hoof testers with suspected inflammation of the navicular bursa. Optod for a hard plastic wedge pads and a PLR shoe package to raise the hoof angle and try to alleviate strain on the deep digital flexor tendon. Horse has shown significant improvement and appears more comfortable.

We're not just farriers at Double C Farrier service We're horse owners as well. Meet the newest addition to our herd Ch...
08/16/2025

We're not just farriers at Double C Farrier service We're horse owners as well. Meet the newest addition to our herd Chief. Letting him settle in for a couple of days in the small pen before we turn him out with the rest of the herd.

At Allen Equestrian Center LLC today, Champ said it's hot, but the fan is kinda nice during his spa day. Excellent trai...
08/13/2025

At Allen Equestrian Center LLC today, Champ said it's hot, but the fan is kinda nice during his spa day. Excellent training program and well-mannered horses. I'm excited to see all the new developments in the new facility.

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Springtown, TX
76082

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