Shur Shod Instructors

SHURSHOD HORSESHOEING SCHOOL

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Shurshod Horseshoeing School - "Preparing you to be a Professional"

School Staff
Kelly Case

Owner/Instructor of Shur Shod Horseshoeing School

President of BWFA Master Educator Schools

Graduate of ShurShod Horseshoeing School

Brotherhood of Working Farriers Association Certified Journeyman II

Practicing Farrier

Certified Infrared Thermography Analyst and Technician

Thermography Analyst with Inside Out Diagnostic Imaging

Certified with the Mid America Equine Research Center

U.S.D.A. Licensed DQP

Kelly is a gradate of ShurShod Horseshoeing School, and has operated successful Farrier services in both Wisconsin and Missouri. Kelly became involved in the day to day teaching at the school and is now an Owner & Full Time Instructor.
Besides teaching horseshoeing Kelly is very active in the Equine industry, while a Board Member of the BWFA Kelly was able to introduce Infrared thermal imaging too both owners and farriers, and has been active in many of the research projects at the FNRC .
Kelly is the founder of both the Missouri Farriers Association and the Mid America Equine Research Center both of which he is very active in.
Kelly has broadened his teaching spectrum by giving seminars and clinics geared to educating the horse owner on proper hoof care and why the Farrier is one of the most important people in the overall health maintenance of the horse.

Max Williams

Director of Curriculum /Founder of Shur Shod Horseshoeing School
AS degree in Animal Science
BS degree in Industrial Arts, Vocational Agriculture and Teacher Education
MS degree in Horse Science with emphasis on horseshoeing
Certified Journeyman Farrier with the American Farriers Association
Brotherhood of Working Farriers Association Master Farrier
Brotherhood of Working Farriers Association Master Farrier Educator
Director /Lifetime Member of the Mid America Equine Research Center

Max has been shoeing various breeds and performance type horses for more than forty years. He has held teaching certificates in three states and taught high school, community college, and twenty years of horseshoeing classes, as well as heading the horseshoeing department at the University level.

Max has shod horses on two continents and demonstrated forge and shoeing techniques while touring Australia. He enjoys teaching horseshoeing and imparting his knowledge and skills to others. His goal is to help students become a successful professional Farrier.