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Re: [RC] tipping the farrier - Karen Sullivan

The Hoof Jack is worth every penny...I am now doing my own trimming; my horses all barefoot and using boots...have seen very good changes in their feet over past 9 months...
 
Yes, it is hard work but easy to touch up every weeks; better for the hoof and horse  and nobody knows my horses as well as I do.
 
Linda Cowles got me started  www.healthyhoof.com  She is amazing and dedicated; and does trim in Northern Calif.
 
Karen
 
 
----- Original Message -----
From: CTH
Sent: Sunday, April 02, 2006 10:37 AM
Subject: [RC] tipping the farrier

I am all for it and today I am going to pay double maybe 3 times the amount I usually pay just because my trimmer is so wonderful..............Shows up on time at a minutes notice , never complains about the horses
Yup I have a great horse trimmer!!!
LOL........ I am my trimmer
With a shortage of farriers in our area I learned to trim my own and use boots when needed.
I don't think tipping is necessary but anyone who has stood in the heat trimming (they make it look easy) would not think $25 to $30 is to much to pay. Heck it is a bargain. I bought a Hoof Jack ( I now sell them at Canadian Trail House but they are not on the web yet) that has made life really easy on my back.
If you have a good farrier appreciate him and pray he never quits or gets hurt.
I agree with Barb on tipping.
Happy Trails
I am heading out tho trim my horse now.
Paddi
 

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