Re: Shoeing Curiosity Question

["Susan Brehm" <RockingB@worldnet.att.net>]

>I guess I get the boobie prize:
>


Linda,

You can put me on your prize list too.  Here in northern
Virginia (near DC) the prices for everything are high.  My
farrier is in the average range and I pay $70 for trim and
front shoes only, $120 for shoes all around.  I get a $5
discount for a reset (whoo hoo).  I'm not sure what he
charges for just a trim.  He does several horses at my barn
(a boarding facility with 40 horses) and we work out
appointments so he can do at least 2 horses when he comes
out.  He uses keg shoes, works them hot and puts clips on.
He's done a great job so far (I've only had my horse since
January) and is quiet and patient.  My horse likes him, I
always think that's a good sign.

SusanB


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