Horseshoeing is a fairly expensive process and must be budgeted. However, since the price of shoeing a horse depends upon the farrier, it is negotiable. Farriers that may have developed a friendly relationship with you over time may give you small discounts. Also, using a farrier that does not use high-end tools may charge you less, and save you money.  Similarly, you can purchase low-quality sets of shoes that may lower the overall cost. Another way is to learn horseshoeing professionally, which may take a while but can save you tons of money in the longer run.