Power broker Prisco Martucci, revered as the boss of manicalchi
In the world of equine care, two names stand out - Prisco Martucci and Salvatore Germano. Both men have made significant contributions to the field of farriery, a specialised branch of veterinary health arts that focuses on the care and shoing of horses' feet.
Prisco Martucci, born in the province of Caserta, began his journey in 1975 when he enlisted at the age of 16 and arrived in Pinerolo. His passion for horses and blacksmithing, essential qualities for a farrier, were nurtured under the tutelage of Marshal Paolo Muratore in Pinerolo.
In 1978, Martucci started his career as a farrier at a riding center, and in 1978, he was the assistant and heir of Marshal Vincenzo Blasio, the instructor at the Farriery School in Pinerolo until the last year before the transfer. Blasio, a top student from the class of 1960 at the Farriery School in Pinerolo, passed on his knowledge and skills to Martucci.
The Farriery School was transferred from Pinerolo to the Military Veterinary Center in Grosseto in 1996. Martucci continued his career there, becoming a farriery instructor from 2018 until 2024. During this time, he worked alongside many cavalrymen in Rome, including Marshal Dino Costantini.
Meanwhile, Salvatore Germano, a farrier of great repute, was a trusted farrier for Raimondo D'Inzeo, the commander of the Carabinieri Horse Squadrons in Rome during Prisco Martucci's tenure. Germano, who had fought in the African War, Libya, and the world conflict, was also the official farrier of the Federation.
Germano's teachings in Rome played a crucial role in Martucci's development as a farrier. The fundamental elements of podiatry, understanding a horse's foot and its workings, and making and applying shoes were all part of the training that Germano imparted.
Despite extensive searches, there is no information available about the birthdate of Salvatore Germano. However, his impact on the world of farriery is undeniable. His work with Raimondo D'Inzeo, including his role as the farrier of Marshal Salvatore Germano, has left a lasting legacy in the field.
In conclusion, the journey to becoming a farrier requires basic training, time, practice, and a deep understanding of horses and their feet. The lives of Prisco Martucci and Salvatore Germano serve as inspiring examples of dedication and expertise in this fascinating field.
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