Liberty Carrera Secure Medium Nails

Precision Racing Horseshoe Nails

Liberty Carrera Secure Medium Nails are premium racing nails with a patented neck design, super-slim blade and high-strength steel for secure, accurate nailing with minimal hoof-wall disruption.

Liberty's patented neck is slightly wider, locking securely into the crease and nail holes of compatible race plates, while the super-slim, smooth blade lets the farrier nail quickly and high while minimising displacement or damage to the hoof wall.

This listing is the Medium size. Carrera is available in Small, Medium and Long, and also with Liberty's Cu coating.

Designed for Racing

The Carrera combines the most useful characteristics of traditional racing nails – a secure neck, exceptionally slim blade, precise point and strong steel – for fast, accurate application while helping preserve hoof-wall integrity through the shoeing cycle.

Size Cross-Reference

Depending on the application, the Carrera range may replace commonly used racing nails including:

• RACE 3.5, RACE 4.5, RACE 5
• BH3, BH3.5, BH4
• ASV 1 5/8, ASV 1 ¾
• SWIFT 0
• 4.5 SLIM (SB)
• HAMMERHEAD

Always select nail size according to the individual shoe, hoof and required nail placement.

Ideal For

• Racing farriers
• Race plates, including many Kerckhaert designs
• High, precise nailing

Key Features

• Patented neck design locks securely in the crease and nail hole
• Excellent fit in a wide range of race plates
• Super-slim shank minimises hoof-wall displacement
• Secure seating helps minimise nail movement
• High-strength, hi-tech steel
• Sharp, precise bevelled point guides the nail accurately
• Distinctive L-logo in the head, easy to see and feel
• Also available with Cu coating

Built for the Farrier

Secure, slim and precise, Liberty Carrera nails are designed for fast, accurate racing plate application.

Designed for professional farrier use. Incorrect nail placement can cause pain, hoof damage or lameness. Horses showing hoof sensitivity or lameness after shoeing should be assessed promptly by a qualified farrier and/or veterinarian.