C.J.Brady Farriery

28/05/2026

Hi everyone 👋

Just a quick update to let you know that our invoicing system has recently been upgraded to improve the service we provide.

If you experience any issues accessing invoices or making payments, please don’t hesitate to get in touch and we’ll be happy to help.

We’d also kindly ask all customers to check for any outstanding invoices and arrange payment at their earliest convenience.

Thank you for your continued support 😊

26/09/2025

📚🐴 CPD Day at B&W Equine Vets 🐴📚

Today I’m doing a Continued Professional Development (CPD) day at B&W Equine Vets, focusing on lameness work-ups.

Looking at gait assessment, diagnostic imaging, and the use of the Lameness Locator, a highly sensitive tool that measures subtle asymmetries in a horse’s movement to support accurate diagnosis. It’s a great opportunity to refresh skills, share knowledge, and stay up to date with the latest approaches in equine lameness investigations for one of my clients.

Continuous learning ensures we give every horse the best possible care. 💙🐎

27/08/2025

Fantastic results for Team Rowe at Wellington !! Proud to play a small part of this wonderful team 🎉🎉

24/07/2025

Wishing Charlotte Rowe Eventing and Ross the best of luck at Burgham 🍀🍀 ⭐⭐⭐⭐

8 hours later we have made it ✅ A very happy Ross to be at a big show 🍀⭐️

25/06/2025

Brilliant results at Launceston horse trials for Team Rowe !! Horses looking and performing brilliantly 🎉🎉

18/06/2025

Polite reminder to all customers to be up to date on invoices. Reminders have been sent out this evening. Anyone unsure as to what or if they are owing please get in contact.

Charges will apply after the 1st of July 2025 for late payments going forward please be aware.

Many thanks

C J B Farriery

19/04/2025

Absolutely smashing it at Chard this weekend well done Team Rowe 🎉🎉

22/02/2025

A very clear example of how shoeing can positively affect the posture of a horse. Roo has been barefoot for years but after experiencing some issues in his way of going the decision was made with the influence of vets to shoe him so that he could strengthen and continue his rehab without the worry of sore unstable feet. The difference in his posture has been remarkable and hopefully now Roo will be well on his way back to having fun with his owner. It's important to always treat horses for their individual needs. We wish Roo a very happy and healthy future.