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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.

kat
Orange County, Calif.>

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.

ti


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