The horses here at Velvet Foxtrotters have selected Renee J. Hall to be their farrier,,, her kindness, patience and understanding ways have the horses relaxing while being trimmed..

Renee is a 1997 graduate of MN. School of Horseshoeing..

Minnesota School of Horseshoeing

She is a 1997 graduate of MN. Horse Training Academy..

Minnesota Horse Training Academy 

Renee is a practicing LPN which she has been doing since 1983,,, and just to make sure all her time is filled with something to do she is also an active member of the "Shawnee County Mounted Sheriff's Posse"

Renee is an advocate of the barefoot horse, she does

balanced trims to help maintain a strong hoof without the 

gimmicks and fads. She trim's all light breeds, trotting and

gaited horses, ponies and mini's, donkeys and mules...

Renee is also experienced with founder and abscesses and

can help manage foundered horses...

In addition she carries information on several styles of quality

hoof boots for the occasions when a little more traction or

protection is needed.

She work's with the owners to find the best solution for a

healthy, strong hoof at a reasonable cost.

Renee J. Hall can be contacted by E-mail

 familyfarrier@live.com or calling or texting 785-221-2356

 The deputy sheriff on her arabian horse 'Star',,, who sadly went to his final assignment at the Rainbow bridge 12-23-09...

I made this dream catcher as a memorial to my horse Stargazer. We laid him to rest December 23, 2009. The tassel is made from a lock of Star's mane.

Our  farrier Renee J. Hall riding her arabian mare 'Cricket' in the Pomona fall festival parade...

Renee trimming Ribbon's feet while Diamond gets a drink..

Renee  taking care of  Bud's feet,, while litle brother Stormy watches..

The scientific facts, the ethical facts, the anatomical facts that speak against shoeing are indisputable. Thus we can say that shoeing represents bodily injury and that it is criminal assault...

And then let us repeat this sentence again:
“…that if possible horses are to be left barefooted.”