Tir Na Nog Farrier Services

Specialties

Certified Journeyman Farrier Christine White Owner/​Operator. Tir Na Nog Farrier Services Serving primarily Kitsap Peninsula and immediate surrounding area. Willing to travel Northwest & Southwest Washington. I have been working with horses for over 30 yrs. with all different breeds and temperaments. The comfort and soundness of your horse is our top priority, whether he/​she be shod or barefoot. Both hot and cold shoeing available, and trims to the needs of your horse. We trim and shoe to the Natural Angle of your horse, in doing so we achieve lateral/​medial balance, symmetry, and proper toe length. We don’t just trim/​shoe to the foot, we shoe to the conformation of the whole horse. Studied at the Farriers National Research Center and Graduate of Casey and Son Horseshoeing School. Member Brotherhood of Working Farriers Assoc. Email: celtic7​0​@​gmail.​com or call 757−663−8388. References provided upon request.

Services checked off below also include:

*Consultation *Corrective Shoeing

*Natural Barefoot Trims (All Breeds) *Cold/​Hot Shoeing

History

Established in 2012.

I have been trimming and shoeing for years. My business was originally established in Virginia with clients up and down the East Coast. We moved here to Seabeck with my husband who is NAVY in Dec 2014 and have established clients here and look forward to growing and serving the needs of all horses in Kitsap and surrounding area.

Meet the Business Owner

Christine W.

Business Owner

Certified Journeyman Farrier Christine White Owner/​Operator. Tir Na Nog Farrier Services Serving primarily Kitsap Peninsula and immediate surrounding area. Willing to travel Northwest & Southwest Washington. I have been working with horses for over 30 yrs. with all different breeds and temperaments. The comfort and soundness of your horse is our top priority, whether he/​she be shod or barefoot. Both hot and cold shoeing available, and trims to the needs of your horse. We trim and shoe to the Natural Angle of your horse, in doing so we achieve lateral/​medial balance, symmetry, and proper toe length. We don’t just trim/​shoe to the foot, we shoe to the conformation of the whole horse. Studied at the Farriers National Research Center and Graduate of Casey and Son Horseshoeing School. Member Brotherhood of Working Farriers Assoc. References provided upon request.