Re: Curiousity Shoeing Question

["Maryanne Stroud Gabbani" <gabbani@starnet.com.eg>]

Ok. But remember this is a very poor country.  I pay about $6.50 for 4 shoes
and a trim, new shoes every time. But the farrier is a young guy who has to
be watched by my vet (no extra charge...I pay a $30/month retainer for him
to visit twice a week and check in on my four horses.) because the guy who
trained him was retiring because he was going blind.  Scary thought!  The
farrier is at the stable almost 7 days a week.  But oddly enough, this
doesn't always mean that you get your horse shod when you want it.

Maryanne Stroud Gabbani
Cairo, Egypt
gabbani@starnet.com.eg


 I stand by  the old theory, no foot, no
> >horse, so I may pay more than some, but I truly believe it is money well
> >spent. I just thought it would be interesting for all of us to here what
> >others are paying around the world.
> >
> >Thanks
> >Trish



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