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Wow!  I'm going to go kiss my horseshoer!  I use two farriers.  My
favorite one charges $40 for shoeing (all new shoes).  He charges $20 for
a trim (just went up from $15).  I've never lost a shoe and my mare has
done over a thousand miles with his work.  My backup farrier charges $60
for shoeing and $25 for trims.  They are both excellent.  Knew there had
to be some financial benefit to living out in the rural West.  Cindy


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