Re: RC: Re: Horseshoes???

["Maggie Mieske" <mmieske@netonecom.net>]

Well, Tom's suggestion might work (if you look at a new pair before they
are put on or a reset after he cleans them off)...usually the name of the
shoemaker is on the underside of the shoe...but it might not tell you the
"style"...ie.  all St. Croix shoes have that name on them but I don't think
they say  "Eventers with clips" or "Extra EZ", etc.  I still vote for just
asking.


Maggie Mieske
Mieske's Silver Lining
10601 S. Richards Rd.
McBain, Michigan 49657
http://www.netonecom.net/~mmieske
mmieske@netonecom.net

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> From: Tivers@aol.com
> To: knaptyme@uswest.net; mmieske@netonecom.net
> Cc: jbass@beattynv.com; ridecamp@endurance.net
> Subject: Re: RC:   Re: Horseshoes???
> Date: Sunday, March 19, 2000 9:18 PM
> 
> In a message dated 3/19/00 5:47:50 PM Pacific Standard Time, 
> knaptyme@uswest.net writes:
> 
> << OK, without offending my farrier....the good ones are hard
>  to come by.  How do I ask him what kind of shoes he is using
>  on my horse?  I know that sounds dumb, but I've never
>  questioned him.  The shoes stay on, the horse is always
>  sound, he doesn't overreach, interferre or any other thing
>  that  could possibly happen.  Or do I just shut my mouth and
>  not ask?
>  Diane & Phoenix (my manicure looks good) >>
> 
> 
> Look. and have somebody else identify them for you. As far as the shoer
is 
> concerned, don't fix what ain't broke--don't even question what ain't
broke. 
> Wish I could find a shoer who does the right thing, all the time.
> 
> ti