University of Illinois Adds Farrier Service
Edited Press Release
February 13, 2017
The university is acquiring Middlefork Forge and the Midwest Horseshoeing School, both located in Illinois.
The university is acquiring Middlefork Forge and the Midwest Horseshoeing School, both located in Illinois.
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