farrier

Possessives

• son: Propped against a gold pillow is the farrier's son who wears rich clothes - a gold sash, pearls and an orange turban.

Converse of object

• become: The only route to becoming a farrier is through a Modern Apprenticeship lasting 4 years spent working for an Approved Training Farrier.
• see: As a general rule your horse may need to see the farrier every 4-6 weeks.
• include: The Group also includes one farrier appointed by the FRC.
• have: Have a farrier attend regularly to your horses feet.
• catch: She is excellent to lead, call, catch, farrier, dentist, vet.
• meet: Tomorrow we will head up the road to meet the farrier and then onto Richards parents place.

Adjective modifier

• local: The local farriers are very dependent on hunting for their income.
• good: Also, I have always used the same very good farrier.
• competent: Make sure that your horses ' feet are regularly trimmed and shod, by a competent farrier, to prevent hoof cracks.
• mobile: Weighing in at just 39kg this fully specified anvil for the mobile farrier is configured for precise and efficient forging.
• experienced: The article contains a couple of simple diagrams and some straightforward help for the layman as well as advice for the experienced farrier.
• primary: Referrals to other farriers should not be made without the primary farrier 's knowledge.

Modifies a noun

• visit: Aside from weekly farrier visits, he also needs to be walked on concrete every day to help his hooves.
• work: Farrier work and feed bills remain in the doldrums, resulting in ongoing hardship.

Noun used with modifier

• apprentice: Apprentice farrier, Sarah Mary Brown from Giffnock, was the overall winner.