Barefoot Trims

08/06/2026

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Farrier Devin Nelson being helped by a clients donk.

05/05/2026

03/06/2026

Help me congratulate Amanda Woodard Cooley and Chad Cooley on their newest addition! It’s a boy!

02/26/2026

Mark your calendars! Iron Gate Farm Spring Break Camp is here!

🐴 What days?
-Camp is April 6th & 7th from 9am-2pm.
-Please ask us about a later pickup time if needed!

🐴 What do we do?
-Every day our riders will participate in a mounted lesson with some of our favorite IGF ponies!

-They will enjoy a snack break between their riding lesson and classroom lesson!

-After their riding lesson, we will do a classroom lesson, i.e., horse safety, grooming/bathing practices, parts of the horse, parts of the tack, etc.

-Lunch! We will sit down and enjoy a packed lunch before moving on to our next activities!

-A craft, which can be anything from painting horseshoes to making picture frames to commemorate their time here at IGF!

-While waiting for pickup, we offer the kids some time for "horse play"!

🐴 What should we bring?
-Please make sure to send your kiddo with a bagged lunch and a full water bottle! We will provide snacks and a place to refill their water bottles!

-Riders MUST wear closed-toed shoes with a heel and long pants to safely be around the horses.

-Depending on the weather, you may want to send a change of clothes, as we will be outside.

🐴 What is the cost?
-The total cost is $200 with a $100 non-refundable deposit.

-Please note that we are limited to 10 spots. To secure yours, ensure you get your deposit in early!

We hope to see you all at camp this year!

11/20/2025

Dear Clients,

In light of the recent EHV-1/EHM outbreak in Texas and Oklahoma, we are taking extra precautions to help protect the health and safety of your horses. At this time, we kindly ask all clients to notify us if your horses have been traveling recently or if any horse in your care is showing signs of illness. Please understand that if either situation applies, we may need to reschedule your barn for the safety of all animals we serve.

Additionally, if you are holding a horse for us, we ask that you help prevent your horse from licking, sniffing, or playing with our hair, skin, or clothing. Because we do not have the ability to shower between each stop, this small precaution helps greatly. We will, however, be thoroughly washing our hands and disinfecting our tools and boots between every client.

While there have been no reported cases in Georgia at this time, these measures are simply precautionary steps to ensure the continued health and well-being of your horses.

Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.

Sincerely,
Barefoot Trims Farrier Service

10/25/2024