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Originally Posted by Rupert Pupkin
He ivented most of the procedures being used today. He is better than McKinay. When he was asked a few days ago what he could do with BB's quartercrack, he said that nothing could be done. Here is an article about him. He's the best in the business. He was the one who invented glue-on shoes.
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Honest to god Richie, this is silly. We're going to now debate who the 'best' farrier is and take a swipe at someone who did the best they could with a tough, likely impossible, situation?
First of all, Ian McKinlay isn't a farrier. He is a hoof treatment specialist that specifically treats problem feet, and has been respected and appreciated by horsemen for decades. His methods have been adopted by young veterinarian podiatrists widely, and no one will argue that he has advanced the progress of understanding hoof care.
Ray Amato is generally recognized as the East Coast's top smitty.