How much do you pay for your horse to be shod?

[JustKickOn]

As per title really.

I pay £45 for a full set but £55 in the summer as have stud holes in for jumping.

 

[m3gan]

I pay £60 including road nails.

 

[sea_view]

£60 bucks per set - £65 if I want studs so if you could just send your farrier up Scotland way that'd be good!

 

[RachelB]

£60 cash for a full set, refits or not. I'm in Wiltshire.

 

[StarFell]

£55 a set

 

[rforsyth1984]

£40 for fronts and all round trim

 

[smirnoff_ice07]

Paid £32 for a full new set yesterday, varies between £30 and £34 depending if he charges for a bit of petrol (fair enough really!) and £15 - £20 for my old boy to have his hinds trimmed and fronts shod.
Think my farrier is quite good in that way!!

 

[JessPickle]

£75 a set dam southern prices !

 

[BobbyMondeo]

£45 fronts only, £65 full set

 

[Lisa2manyponies]

only have fronts but £30 for normal and £35 for natural balance and £15 for trims

 

[gillianfleming]

Ah £72 for a full set but he is one of the top farriers in Scotland, competed at the World Champs.
Was paying £55 for a set when i was in Hampshire, my wallet wishes he would move back up here.

 

[LadyRascasse]

£75 for a set but my farrier comes right out his way just to do mine and 2 others and he does a bloody good job

 

[Spyda]

£60 per set. £63 with a pair of front pads. £30 for a front set with hind trim. £20 for trim all round, only. In East Devon.

 

[Halfstep]

£35 for front shoes (remedial) and backs trimmed. Needs fairly careful shoeing in front but I'm lucky to have a totally fantastic farrier.

 

[Coffee_Bean]

£60 per set.

 

[freckle]

Well, I seem to be paying over the odds! It's about £80 for a set with stud holes (includes VAT). He's very good though and patient with my horse who doesn't like being shod.

 

[Quadro]

£62 a set and then £2 fo every stud hole so if you have 1 in every shoe its £70 and if you have double in the hind its £74 im in scotland!! but he is very good and i wouldnt use any1 else

 

[lannerch]

As much as necessary to get the best farrier to do the best job, my horses long term soundness is more important than price.

 

[competitiondiva]

£45 per set, £15 for all round trim.
My friend pays £100! But that is for specialist shoeing!

 

[MagicMelon]

Think mine is £50 for a new set and £40 for a re-fit. Stud holes are extra, cant remember what, think £1 a hole.

I pay a barefoot trimmer £30 each for doing 2 of my other ponies.

 

[IWTO]

£65

 

[Spot_the_Risk]

£64 plus VAT. OH's horse only has fronts, so £32, and mine has just gone to barefoot, so £20 plus VAT for a trim.

 

[cokelly]

I've only got front ones on so for those and a trim it's £20! £40 usually for all four feet

 

[katie_and_toto]

£45 for a full set

 

[Persephone]

£75 ****** !!!!!!!!!!!.

 

[Persephone]

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£65

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Ooooh a virgin post! How was it for you?

 

[Rhiann0n]

£60 for a full new set, £3 for road nails, £20 for front pads, £50 for refits. He came out last Sunday morning to fit a new shoe 'cos my nag had ripped it off in the field the day before and I was supposed to be competing. North Yorkshire.

 

[mrsew]

£65 full set with stud holes...I'm in Leicesterhsire. Farrier is fab too!!

 

[Third_Time_Lucky]

£50 for full set, extra £5 for road nails.

 

[sammylou]

£80 for 4 shoes, £120 for special bevelled shoes for showing, and £30 for a trim

But thats for a heavy horse.

The last time I paid for shoes for my ponies, they cost £30 for 4xrefits and £45 for 4xnew. That was 2-3yrs ago.