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Farrier Services

As a second-generation farrier, I’ve learned that a patient, thoughtful approach benefits both horses and their owners. I combine proven, traditional techniques with the latest knowledge gained from competing and learning alongside top farriers around the world. My goal is to keep your horse’s feet healthy, balanced, and performing at their best.

I specialize in performance horses across all disciplines, while also enjoying the quieter pace of private barns. As a competitor myself, I understand what it takes to care for your horse as an athlete. With extensive experience in both general and corrective shoeing, I’m skilled in applying veterinary-prescriptive and therapeutic solutions when needed.

Farriery is the perfect blend of art and science—and it’s why I’m passionate about what I do. I look forward to working with you to support your horse’s soundness, comfort, and long-term performance from the hoof up.

To book an appointment or learn more, please call (604) 831-3011 or email jdixonfarrier@gmail.com

Service & Prices

My main areas of service are Pitt Meadows, Maple Ridge, Langley, Delta, and Squamish.

Please text (604) 831-3011 or fill out the contact form below

Full Set – $300.00 plus GST
Four new shoes or reset

Fronts – $200.00 plus GST
Front shoes only, trim hinds

Trim – $80

Prices are subject to change and may vary according to distance travelled and other factors.

About

Horses and farriery have been part of my life for as long as I can remember. I literally grew up in the industry. My father, Steve Dixon, was a successful journeyman farrier, and my brother Keith followed the same path. My mother, Linda Mork, was a respected trainer and coach in the hunter/jumper world. Between horse shows with my mom, farrier clients and competitions with my dad, and helping at our family’s lesson barn in Maple Ridge, the equine world shaped who I am today.

I started forging seriously in my early teens and entered my first farrier competition at just 16. Since then, farriery has taken me across the world. In 2017, 2019, and 2024, I had the honour of representing Canada as a member of the Canadian Farrier Team, competing internationally in Stoneleigh, England.

My formal training began under my dad, followed by several years apprenticing with Iain Ritchie, another highly respected farrier. While building my own clientele, I committed to continual learning—attending competitions, seminars, and industry events throughout the year to stay at the forefront of the craft.

Today, I’m fortunate to live and breathe this industry in every part of my life. I compete for enjoyment, operate an equestrian facility, and live on the property with my wife, son, and mother-in-law. I’m grateful every day to work in a profession I’m passionate about and a community I care deeply for.