Morgan Equine
Veterinary and Farrier Hospital


Jessica Morgan, DVM
Dallas W. Morgan, CJF, Dip.WCF

Dallas W. Morgan, CJF

A native Australian with a typical horse family upbringing, he was Pony Club President and built the first cross country course at Morgan Park in his hometown of Warwick, Queensland Australia that has now become the premier cross country park in Australia. At fifteen, he went to work in the outback riding and shoeing horses on large cattle stations. There he discovered that it suited him to make a living shoeing horses.

In 1989 he ventured to the United States to attend a formal horseshoeing program and graduated with a Horseshoeing Instructors Certificate.

Currently, he holds Certified Journeyman Farrier status with the American Farriers Association and is recognized by the Worshipful Company of Farriers in England

In 1993 he became attending Farrier at Kansas State University where for six years he worked extensively with hospitalized therapeutic cases as well as maintained a remedial horseshoeing business.

1n 1997 he competed in England and qualified for the royal show. Upon returning to the USA, he moved to California where he primarily shod jumpers and dressage horses.

As a member of the American Farriers Team in 2000, he competed extensively through out the US, Canada and England.

In 2002, Dallas and Jessica Morgan built an Equine Veterinary and Farrier Hospital in Upstate New York. The primary focus of the hospital is lameness diagnostics and therapeutic treatments. Dallas sees therapeutic cases in the hospital as well as travels to private stables to shoe horses.

Each winter at the hospital, Dallas hosts educational sessions that focus on shoemaking for horseshoeing and competition and tool making and maintenance.

He is again on the road as judge and clinician, as a Mustad sponsored clinician. Mustad is the primary provider of hoof care tools, shoes and nails in the USA and it is an honor to represent their company because they truly do support education in the Farrier Industry.

Dallas took a hiatus from competitive shoemaking after his stint on the AFT to build the hospital, but is now back in full form. His most recent competition win was World Championship Blacksmith (WCB) Overall High Point and Open Division Winner at Flagstaff AZ in June 2008.

In his spare time, he enjoys traveling and riding his horse, a 17 year old Dutch Gelding lovingly called “Pig Pen”.

Morgan Equine Veterinary and Farrier Hospital
169 Tucker Hill Road Locke NY 13092
Office: 607-898-9777 Fax: 607-898-5733
email: vet@morganequine.com or farrier@morganequine.com