used to pay £35-40 for front shoes and a pony trim but that farrier was off sick so I now pay 50-55 for the same horse trim and shoe fronts and pony trim.
At home (cambridge) £60 for full, £40 for half and £20 for trim, usually free to refit a lost shoe.
At Uni (Stoke-on-trent) £65 for full, £45 for half and I'm not sure on trim...oh and £10 for refitting a lost shoe as I found out yesterday-stupid mud!
65 for full standard set and never had one ever come off, even in this winter's bog.
Used to pay 85 when in Surrey and they were horrendous... he was always losing a shoe! And he charged that much for re-fits too!!! Shows price doesn't always reflect quality...
It is £60 for a full set of standard shoes here in south glos.
However my girl only gets shod at the front and is in open toe heartbars, they were £45, a trim on the backs in another £10
its £25 for trims
£60 for fronts only-one with a fish tail on a heel.
£85 for full set, including one heel altered to a fish tail to support horseys collapsed heel.
or £100 for specially made fronts, normal hinds
studs are £2 per hole and the 6year old needed 2 in each shoe when competing on grass
they get done every 5-6 weeks.
farrier is very good-arrives on time, good with the horses and work is very very good.
he shoes the olympic team horses.
luckily i dont put them on until my 6 year old is competing on grass (flat feet=slipping horse!) so thats only about 3 months of the year. rest of the time its naked footed all round.
£79 -£117 for natural balance all round - wedges behind and one extension. More exepensive when have new wedges. Not sure why two bits of plastic are so expensive. However my farried is very reliable and very experienced and has shod my horse for 5 years so I would not want to start again with someone who does not know his history.