Dr. Judith L. Mulholland

BSc. BVMS Farrier 2005

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MISSION STATEMENT: My goal as a Farrier and Veterinarian is to make the principles of farriery available to all horse associated persons in an easy to understand and accessible form. By doing this I intend to improve the overall standards of farriery for the benefit of horses, horse-owners, farriers and vets.

Thank you for visiting, we hope to see you again soon.
Judith L. Mulholland

About Dr. Jude

Dr. JudeI was foaled in 1962, and was brought up in Victoria where I learned to ride, and had my first horse as a teenager. I left school just before turning 16 and I have pursued my passion for horses while working in the horse industry ever since.

I had done a wide variety of equine work including mustering, droving, clipping, yearling preparation, stud work, and racing, before settling into farriery in my late 20's. I finished my apprenticeship at 33. Then, in my mid 30's, I decided to return to school and put everything into becoming a Veterinarian. I graduated 6 years later. Throughout this time I was supporting myself solely by farriery, and since graduation the mix of farriery and veterinary has been very rewarding

The wide range of horses I have handled and the many jobs I have done and places where I have worked has enhanced my basic foundation of knowledge of horses. "The more I know, the more I know I don't know". I am learning every day.

My goal is to pass what I am learning on to you for the benefit of your horses. I am currently working in equine practice in Australia and maintain a small number of farriery clients in several states. I travel widely to teach or assist horse owners with farriery issues whenever I can. I hope that I can  be of help to you.

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