Re: RC: Curiousity Shoeing Question

[Linda Cowles <lindac@gilroy.com>]

In a message dated 5/12/99 9:57:59 AM Pacific Daylight Time,
grantt@unbc.ca
 writes:
<<  I just thought it would be interesting for all of us to here what
 others are paying around the world. >>

I'm just south of San Jose CA, and I pay $30 for a trim, $70 for
straight shoeing and $80 for anything fancy. "Fancy" is the farriers
discretion!

I get good consistent shoeing and my farrier is always exactly on time
and calls the night before to remind me. My horses and my vet like him.
AND - he answers more questions than a kindergarten teacher! He's good.


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  Linda Cowles                        
  Lion Oaks Ranch          
  Gilroy CA



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