Current availability
Riders can see whether you are accepting clients, maintaining a waitlist, or currently booked.
A REAL RIDER® RESOURCE
Search approved public profiles by name, location, services, and current client availability. Built to help horse owners make a better first connection with the professionals who keep horses moving.
One application connects F.A.N. membership and the public directory. No pay-to-rank listings. No public reviews.
REAL RIDER FARRIER FINDER
Listings begin with a F.A.N. application and are reviewed before publication. Availability can change, so contact the farrier directly to confirm service area, scheduling, and fit.
FOUNDING DIRECTORY NOW OPEN
We are enrolling working farriers before opening the directory to riders nationwide. Apply for a free listing and help horse owners understand where you work, what services you offer, and whether you are accepting new clients.
Apply as a founding farrierImportant: Profile details, services, and credentials are provided by listing owners unless specifically marked otherwise. A listing does not constitute an endorsement, certification, veterinary referral, or guarantee of work by Draw It Out®. Horse owners are responsible for interviewing providers and confirming qualifications, insurance, availability, pricing, and suitability for their horse.
BUILT FOR BETTER FIRST CONNECTIONS
Riders can see whether you are accepting clients, maintaining a waitlist, or currently booked.
Publish the towns, counties, or travel radius you actually cover without exposing a home address.
Describe services, disciplines, credentials, and your preferred way for prospective clients to reach you.
ONE F.A.N. APPLICATION
There is no fee to apply or maintain a standard profile. This application creates your F.A.N. customer record and gives us the information needed to review a public directory listing.
FOR HORSE OWNERS
Ask prospective farriers about experience with your horse’s needs, scheduling, pricing, handling expectations, professional credentials, and how they collaborate with veterinarians when a case requires it. Urgent pain, sudden lameness, severe hoof damage, heat, swelling, drainage, or rapidly changing symptoms require prompt professional evaluation.
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