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> If you will just give each of the dogs a piece of hoof they will get out
> from under the horse and quit fighting.
>
> As much as you charge, I should get to use that truck too.
>
> If you get that done in 30 minutes, you'll be making $160. per hour.
>
> That's not the way they did it on that horseshoeing show.
>
> I see who makes all the money in horses - farriers!
>
> My last farrier couldn't finish - they gave me your name and number.
>
> You don't mind if I feed the other horses, do you?
>
> Are you sure you have them on the correct foot?
>
> If he didn't kick like that, I'd trim him myself.
>
> Would you mind trimming my new BLM mustang?
>
> Can we shoe him in the arena? If he rears in the barn, he hits his head.
>
> You sure earned your money on that one!
>
> I forgot you were coming; I just turned all the horses out.
>
> Can you make it after six, or on Sunday, I have to work.
>
> I just cannot believe that he bit you.
>
> I read all about the Natural Way to trim on the internet, and you're
> supposed to...
>
> Did that hurt?
>
> I know that he is difficult to shoe, but he is so good on the trails.
>
> It doesn't look like he's leaning from here.
>
> Good morning - glad you're here - can we reschedule? I have a lot going
> on today.
>
> It's so cool that he can balance on just two feet.
>
> Can you shoe him so that he doesn't paw?
>
> Don't tell my husband that I used the grocery money.
>
> Most times when he kicks, he misses!
>
> Just do the hinds - I'll do the fronts.
>
> I left the checkbook in the car, and my wife/husband just left - can you
> bill me?
>
> I'm sure glad you don't mind working on muddy feet.
>
> Does it mean my horses have some sort of deficiency when they chew the
> paint off your truck like that?
>
> This horse does forge, also interferes, and sometimes hits his knees....
>
> We need to keep the price down on this bill.
>
> I got a bargain on these shoes at a rummage sale, could you use them
> instead and save me some money?
>
> Oops! Wrong horse.
>
> I know I said just a trim, but can we shoe 'em as well?
>
> My weanling colt needs a trim, and I figured you could halter break him at
> the same time.
>
> I've got a new horse whose feet are in pretty bad shape. The previous
> owners said their farrier wouldn't work on him.
>
> I know it's been a long day for you; that's why I saved the worst one for
> last.
>
> If my other farrier's ribs weren't broken, he'd be able to get shoes on
> this horse.
>
> It's a good thing you're slow today, or he'd have had shoes on when he
> kicked your truck.
>
> My grandpa used to shoe horses like you, only he used a sledge and a corn
> knife.
>
> I don't understand why the shoes didn't stay on. I just had them done
> 12 weeks ago.
>
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