On Monday I asked:

This horseshoe was found near the Celery Farm.

What kind is it? And is that good luck, bad luck, or neutral?

A couple of answers from readers:

Bar shoes are commonly used in corrective shoeing, to help support the heels.

Corrective shoes for horses. Who knew?

In a "Regular" shoe, with the heel facing up, the luck is supposed to not fall out. In this shoe, the bar prevents the luck from falling out, so I think the answer is: "Neutral."

Thanks, everyone. Check out the next Monday Morning Mystery for Part II.