Blacksmithing trade thrives in a changing county

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The business of blacksmithing thrives in Carroll ?because horses mean big business.

“There are more horses today than before automobiles came along,” said Ralph Casey, president of the Brotherhood of Working Farriers Association, a nonprofit that provides information on horseshoeing by professional farriers. “You?d be shocked at how many horses there are. The demand for top-notch horseshoers” is huge.

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