Mullins Farrier Podcast2 Tammi 2024

James Findler

In this podcast, our guest, James Findler of Langley, British Columbia, shares his expansive career as a farrier with us. From his early days of finding passion in horseshoeing, honing his skills, and competing at world-class levels to mentoring future farriers, James shares his experiences, challenges, and achievements. He also discusses the importance of continuous learning, the mental aspects of the job, the evolution of the farrier industry, and his advice for the younger generation. James emphasizes the significance of preparing well in advance, valuing quality over speed, and not only focusing on the present task but also looking ahead when shoeing horses.

Time Stamps:

00:00 Introduction and Welcome

03:05 First Encounter with James Findler

03:31 James Findler's Experience at the World Championships

03:56 The Early Days of Horseshoeing

04:09 The Formation of the First Canadian Horseshoeing Team

04:46 The Influence of Legends

06:47 The Journey to Becoming a Farrier

15:51 The Importance of Proper Horseshoeing

19:11 The Impact of Competing at a Higher Level

24:51 The Honor of Judging at Major Competitions

26:17 Preparing for the Big Moment

26:55 Dealing with Pressure and Nerves

28:03 The Power of Preparedness

28:14 The Importance of Focus and the 'Zone'

29:55 The Role of Apprentices and Team Members

30:56 Advice for the Younger Generation

31:17 The Joy of the Farrier Industry

32:24 The Evolution of the Farrier Industry

34:18 The Stratum Tectorium: Short Answer Questions

39:16 The Future: Retirement and Beyond

39:44 The Challenges and Rewards of Being a Farrier

46:19 Closing Thoughts and Gratitude

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