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American Farrier’s Association (AFA) Certified Journeyman Farrier (CJF) Practice Examination Questions And Correct Answers (Verified Answers) Plus Rationales 2026 Q&A | Instant Download Pdf

  • What is the primary function of the hoof wall?
  • Circulation
  • Traction
  • Cushioning
  • Weight bearing

Rationale: The hoof wall supports and distributes the majority of the

horse’s weight.

  • Which part of the hoof produces the growth of the hoof wall?
  • Frog
  • Bars
  • Coronary band 1 / 4
  • White line

Rationale: The coronary band generates the hoof wall horn tissue.

  • What is the average growth rate of the hoof wall per month?
  • 1/8 inch
  • 1/4 inch
  • 1/2 inch
  • 1 inch

Rationale: Hooves typically grow approximately 1/4 inch monthly.

  • Which bone is located inside the hoof capsule?
  • Long pastern
  • Coffin bone
  • Cannon bone
  • Splint bone

Rationale: The coffin bone, or P3, is within the hoof capsule.

5. A horse with long toes and low heels is predisposed to:

  • Thrush
  • Navicular fractures
  • Navicular syndrome
  • Abscesses

Rationale: Long toe/low heel conformation increases stress on the

navicular region.

6. The white line is located between the:

  • Frog and sole 2 / 4
  • Bars and frog
  • Hoof wall and sole
  • Heel buttresses and bars

Rationale: The white line joins the hoof wall to the sole.

  • When hot shoeing, what is the purpose of “hot fitting”?
  • Hardening the steel
  • Lubricating
  • Creating a custom seat for the shoe
  • Sterilizing the hoof

Rationale: Hot fitting burns a precise seat into the hoof for improved

fit.

  • Which material expands least under heat?
  • Wrought iron
  • Mild steel
  • Aluminum
  • Copper

Rationale: Mild steel expands minimally under moderate farrier

temperatures.

  • What is the typical temperature of a farrier forge when shaping steel
  • shoes?

A. 600–900°F

B. 900–1200°F

C. 1,500–2,000°F 3 / 4

D. 2,500–3,000°F

Rationale: Steel becomes pliable for shaping in the 1,500–2,000°F

range.

  • A horse with laminitis exhibits rotation of which bone?
  • Sesamoid
  • Navicular
  • Coffin bone
  • Cannon bone

Rationale: Laminitis causes rotation or sinking of P3 (coffin bone).

  • What is a typical indication of thrush?
  • Crumbling hoof wall
  • Foul odor from frog
  • Excessive sole growth
  • Heel cracking

Rationale: Thrush causes foul-smelling bacterial decay in the frog.

  • Which shoe modification helps stabilize a horse with
  • mediolateral imbalance?

  • Toe clip
  • Side clips
  • Bar stock
  • Rolled toe
  • Rationale: Side clips prevent lateral movement of the shoe.

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