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Thank you Kat. That's the way I understood it! Apparently, farriers in the midwest don't know correct farrier terminology as "hot shoeing" here means putting a hot shoe on a horse's hoof.

 

chris

Ridecamp Guest <guest-owner@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

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> Actually, if one goes back to the orignal poster's question (see below),
> hot shoing in this discussion refers to the temperature of the shoe when
> placed against the foot and how long it is left there, and has nothing to
> do with whether the shoer uses a forge to heat the shoe in order to shape
> it.
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> kat
> Orange County, Calif.>
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> The actual truth of the matter is that the original poster misused the phrase "hot shoeing" due to a lack of knowledge of farrier terminology. Here, you perpetuate that error. For some, words have clear, specific meanings--or should have; for others, anything goes.
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