Notes On Shoeing Horses
Notes On Shoeing Horses
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But the horse which is shod with straight shoes never gains complete ease and comfort in action, because the shoe not only requires to be worn through, but a portion of the crust at the toe must also be removed before a really natural shape and level bearing can be attained.
The relief gained by the wearing away of the toe OF SHOEING. 35 of the shoe is only comparative, and is very inferior to that obtained by the use of turned-up shoes, ad- justed to fit the crust, previously lowered by the kn...ife to represent the natural rounding off of the toe by wear, as seen in the unshod horse.
39. With reference to the tread of the horse, it is Action of the fore necessary to observe that it is a mistake to suppose leg. That in action he merely lifts up and puts down his feet. If he did so, there would be no objection to straight shoes, for such shoes would perfectly suit such a movement. But then there would be no pro- gression. Progression is gained by a semicircular movement of the foreleg, aided by impulse from behind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But the horse which is shod with straight shoes never gains complete ease and comfort in action, because the shoe not only requires to be worn through, but a portion of the crust at the toe must also be removed before a really natural shape and level bearing can be attained.
The relief gained by the wearing away of the toe OF SHOEING. 35 of the shoe is only comparative, and is very inferior to that obtained by the use of turned-up shoes, ad- justed to fit the crust, previously lowered by the kn...ife to represent the natural rounding off of the toe by wear, as seen in the unshod horse.
39. With reference to the tread of the horse, it is Action of the fore necessary to observe that it is a mistake to suppose leg. That in action he merely lifts up and puts down his feet. If he did so, there would be no objection to straight shoes, for such shoes would perfectly suit such a movement. But then there would be no pro- gression. Progression is gained by a semicircular movement of the foreleg, aided by impulse from behind.
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