What do four-leaf clovers, lucky pennies, and horseshoes all have in common? They’re deeply rooted in American culture as ...

Placing a horseshoe at the door is regarded as a strong good fortune charm throughout many civilizations that both guards the area and welcomes beneficial energies. The Power of Iron and Its ...

The William and Mary College Quarterly Historical Magazine Vol. 17, No. 4, Apr., 1909 The Good Luck Horseshoe This is the metadata section. Skip to content viewer section.

To mark the 30th anniversary of the first Anzac Day clash, the Magpies have designed a guernsey honouring the ‘good luck horseshoe’ sent to the club from the battlefields of France in 1917.

Mr. Prokouk finds a horseshoe and thinks it's a good luck charm. So, he decides to take it with him home and find a suitable place for it. He soon discovers that the horseshoe brings him nothing ...

The way a horseshoe is positioned also counts as different customs view it differently. Like a vessel containing prosperity and positive energy, it is thought to gather and hold good luck when ...