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Rob Kalb
Mr. Kalb attended the Farrier Science and Craftsmanship class at Cal-Poly Pomona (California) in 1993.
After graduating he served a one-year apprenticeship under one of Southern California's leading farriers. He attended
numerous clinics, among them, Tony Gonzales' clinic on Proper Balanced Movement and applied some of Mr. Gonzales' techniques
to his own shoeing methods and took over some of Tony's customers after he retired. Mr. Kalb successfully cured four cases of
lameness from unknown origins where the prognosis had been chronic and incurable. He currently specializes in endurance horses,
hard to handle horses and those with special shoeing needs. Of the endurance horses he shoes, most all are in the top ten and a
few win consistently. If you live in the Phelan area of Southern California and wish Rob to shoe your
horse, you may reach him at (760) 868-0753; Otherwise:
Questions and Answers:
Ques. 1 Coon footed horse - Janet
Ques. 2 Okay to file my horses feet? - Stephanie
Ques. 3 Egg bar shoes - Nico
Ques. 4 Horse always moves feet up after stopping - Amy
Ques. 5 Horse won't stand square - Amy
Ques. 6 Shoeing a navicular horse - Jeremy
Ques. 7 Hot versus cold shoeing - Mary
Ques. 8 Moisturizing hooves - Cynthia
Ques. 9 Clues to a good farrier job - Tim
Ques. 10 Barefoot horse, brittle feet - Bobby
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