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Forge Fate Farrier Service Forge Fate Farrier Service, providing education & consistent quality for all of your hoofcare needs.

🐎🔥 FORGE FATE FARRIER SERVICE LLC 🔥🐎⚒️ FORGING EXCELLENCE, ONE HOOF AT A TIME! ⚒️🇺🇸 PROUDLY SERVING HORSES SINCE 2008! 🇺...
10/10/2026

🐎🔥 FORGE FATE FARRIER SERVICE LLC 🔥🐎
⚒️ FORGING EXCELLENCE, ONE HOOF AT A TIME! ⚒️

🇺🇸 PROUDLY SERVING HORSES SINCE 2008! 🇺🇸

Forge Fate Farrier Service LLC is a growing, New Jersey-based, multi-farrier practice dedicated to providing professional, reliable, and individualized hoof care for horses of all breeds and disciplines!

Whether you own a backyard companion, manage a large equestrian facility, or compete at the highest levels, the Forge Fate Team is committed to keeping your horses comfortable, sound, and performing at their best!

🐴 OUR SERVICES INCLUDE:

🔨 Performance Horseshoeing – Professional shoeing tailored to your horse’s discipline, workload, and individual needs.

🐎 Natural Barefoot Trimming – Maintaining healthy, balanced hooves for horses that thrive barefoot.

🩺 Therapeutic & Corrective Shoeing – Specialized hoof care for horses requiring additional support, including horses dealing with laminitis, navicular-related issues, and other hoof conditions.

🔥 Glue-On Shoeing – Alternative shoeing solutions for horses with compromised hoof walls, sensitive feet, or specialized performance requirements.

🥾 Scoot Boot Fittings – Professional hoof boot fittings for horses needing protection, comfort, and additional support.

🏇 LARGE BARNS & EQUESTRIAN FACILITIES WELCOME!

With our growing multi-farrier practice, we’re building a team capable of servicing individual horse owners, boarding facilities, training barns, lesson programs, rescues, and large equestrian operations!

⭐ MEET THE OWNER ⭐

Jeff Mangone, NCJF, NBF, APF II

Jeff has proudly served the equine community since 2008, bringing years of hands-on experience, continuing education, and a passion for professional hoof care to every horse he works with.

🏅 Professional Credentials:

* NCJF – National Certified Journeyman Farrier
* NBF – National Business Farrier
* APF II – Accredited Professional Farrier II
* Certified through the North American Farriers Association (NAFA)
* Achieved his Foundation & Hoof Nutrition Accreditation

Jeff believes that no two horses are exactly alike, and neither should their hoof care be!

At Forge Fate Farrier Service LLC, we focus on individualized hoof care, professional service, continuing education, and building lasting relationships with horse owners.

🤝 WE BELIEVE IN WORKING TOGETHER!

We welcome collaboration with veterinarians, trainers, barn managers, and horse owners to develop appropriate hoof care solutions for each horse.

📍 LOCATED IN NEW JERSEY

📞 CALL THE FORGE FATE TEAM TODAY!

Jeff Mangone, NCJF, NBF, APF II
📱 908-801-0145

🐎 Whether you have one horse or an entire barn, let the Forge Fate Team take care of your horses’ individual needs!

🔥 FORGE FATE FARRIER SERVICE LLC 🔥
⚒️ Where Experience, Education & Horsemanship Come Together! ⚒️

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🐴 WHICH ONE HAS BETTER BREAKOVER — 45° OR 54°?Here’s a good visual example of why hoof angles, toe length, and heel supp...
09/16/2026

🐴 WHICH ONE HAS BETTER BREAKOVER — 45° OR 54°?

Here’s a good visual example of why hoof angles, toe length, and heel support matter when we talk about breakover.

Take a look at the two hooves pictured.

🔴 45° Hoof Angle
A lower hoof angle is often associated with a longer toe and lower heel. When the toe becomes excessively long, the horse has a longer lever to overcome during breakover, which can delay the point at which the heel leaves the ground and the hoof rolls over the toe.

🟢 54° Hoof Angle
A more upright—but still normal and appropriately conformed—hoof can have a shorter toe and stronger heel structure. With the breakover point positioned appropriately, the horse has a shorter lever to overcome as the foot leaves the ground.

But there’s an important point: 54° isn’t automatically “better” simply because the number is higher.

Every horse is different. We should be evaluating the hoof in relation to the horse’s individual conformation, hoof-pastern axis, heel structure, toe length, limb loading, movement, and soundness. The goal isn’t to chase a specific number or artificially create a steeper hoof.

The goal is to establish the most appropriate hoof balance and breakover for that individual horse.

Good farriery isn’t about making every hoof look the same. It’s about understanding the biomechanics behind what we’re looking at and making informed decisions for the horse standing in front of us.

🐎 Forge Fate Farrier Service LLC
Performance • Corrective • Therapeutic Hoof Care

Jeff Mangone, NCF, NBF, APF II

09/06/2026

Folks unfortunately we are deal with some online harassment again led by you guessed it the same ring leader and there followers. Please bare with us and disregard all negative statements it’s unfortunately just other farriers being unprofessional.

08/31/2026

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08/07/2026
“I’d rather just nail on a shoe.”I’ve heard that statement at farrier clinics more than once over the years.And in many ...
08/03/2026

“I’d rather just nail on a shoe.”

I’ve heard that statement at farrier clinics more than once over the years.

And in many cases, yes—a traditionally nailed shoe is a great option. But what happens when there isn’t enough healthy hoof wall left to safely drive a nail?

What do you do when the hoof is damaged, compromised, or so fragile that nailing on a shoe could cause even more harm?

In my opinion, simply saying “leave the horse barefoot” or “just nail it on anyway” isn’t always the most humane answer. If the horse is foot sore and we have modern products available that can provide support, protection, and comfort while the hoof heals, why wouldn’t we use them?

Glue-on shoes are not meant to replace traditional shoeing. They’re another tool in the toolbox.

They allow us to:
• Protect damaged hoof walls.
• Support the internal structures of the foot.
• Improve comfort during rehabilitation.
• Avoid driving nails into compromised hoof capsules.
• Give the hoof an opportunity to grow and recover.

The best farriers don’t limit themselves to one technique—they adapt to the horse standing in front of them.

Being able to safely apply a glue-on shoe when there’s nothing left to nail to is a valuable skill. Every horse deserves the best solution for its situation, not just the solution that’s easiest for us.

The goal has always been the same: keep the horse comfortable, support healing, and return them to soundness. Sometimes that means steel. Sometimes aluminum. Sometimes barefoot. And sometimes, a glue-on shoe is exactly what that horse needs.

Never stop learning. Never stop adding tools to your toolbox. Our horses deserve it.

At Forge Fate Farrier Service LLC, we believe every horse deserves individualized hoof care based on sound science, expe...
07/19/2026

At Forge Fate Farrier Service LLC, we believe every horse deserves individualized hoof care based on sound science, experience, and a commitment to long-term performance. Whether your horse is a high-level performance athlete, a trusted trail companion, or requires specialized therapeutic care, our multi-farrier practice is dedicated to providing professional, dependable service tailored to each horse’s unique needs. We also place a strong emphasis on keeping horses on a consistent schedule, ensuring proper hoof balance, preventing issues before they arise, and supporting long-term soundness.

Founded by Jeff Mangone, NCJF, NBF, APF II, Forge Fate Farrier Service has proudly served the equine community since 2008. Over the past 18 years, Jeff has built a reputation for excellence by specializing in therapeutic horseshoeing, performance horseshoeing, corrective shoeing, barefoot trimming, glue-on composite applications, and steel and aluminum shoeing. His goal has always been simple: help horses stay comfortable, perform at their best, and remain sound for years to come.

Jeff’s commitment to advancing the farrier profession extends well beyond the anvil. He is the Founder, President, and CEO of the North American Farrier Association (NAFA), an organization dedicated to raising professional standards through education, certification, and continuing education opportunities for farriers across North America.

In addition to his work under horses, Jeff is also an accomplished freelance writer whose educational articles have been published by DressurSport, helping horse owners and equine professionals better understand hoof care, laminitis, performance shoeing, and equine biomechanics. Learn more at DressurSport.

As our practice continues to grow, we’re proud to serve everyone from backyard horse owners to large professional barns while maintaining the personalized care and attention every client deserves.

📞 Now accepting new clients!

If you’re looking for professional hoof care backed by nearly two decades of experience, education, and a passion for helping horses thrive, we’d love the opportunity to earn your trust.

Forge Fate Farrier Service LLC
📞 908-801-0145
📧 [email protected]

“Forging soundness, one hoof at a time.”

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Flemington, NJ

Opening Hours

Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+17577937047

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