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Monday, 28 January 2013
Horseshoeing Trailer Heist in Oklahoma Devastates Veteran Farrier's Ability to Work
Shoeing trailers make a lot of sense, both economically and efficiency-wise. Some are really clever designs and all of them allow farriers to use a truck or hauling vehicle for something other than a work-related rig.
But it looks like thieves love them, too. This is not the first shoeing trailer that I have heard of being stolen. This news report amazed me when I saw that Mr. Ward had stamped
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Tuesday, 7 June 2011
Farrier Jim Quick's Colorado Shop and Equipment Destroyed by Fire, Explosion
Fire and an explosion destroyed farrier Jim Quick's workshop in Niwot, Colorado on Sunday, June 5, 2011. This is all that remained. (Jim Quick photo)
Jim Quick is a lucky man. He has a good sense of timing, too.
He took a break from working on some tools Sunday morning. The well-known farrier clinician and competitor left his farrier shop in Niwot, Colorado to step onto his patio and
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