Shoeing And Balancing the Light Harness Horse
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The navicular joint lies directly above the center or cleft of the frog and any pressure that may come at that point will cause lame- ness ; that is, the horse will go out lame, and gradually get better, 'Svarm out of it, " as they say, but he will be sore there ag'ain as soon as he gets cooled out. If you think the horse flinches a little when he first goes out, rake out the packing that is between the frog and pad or bar of the shoe with a foot hook, and see if he does not go better at once.
...It is advisable when a pad is used, to draw down a clip at the toe of the shoe, and another back near the heel nail-hole on the outside — usually between the two last holes. If it is not convenient to put on a toe clip, put it on at the outside forward quarter. The clip takes much of the strain off from the nails and prevents the shoe from being driven back or out of place. If the shoe is a square-toed shoe, it is well to draw down a clip at each corner of the square, and dispense with the clip at the outside heel.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The navicular joint lies directly above the center or cleft of the frog and any pressure that may come at that point will cause lame- ness ; that is, the horse will go out lame, and gradually get better, 'Svarm out of it, " as they say, but he will be sore there ag'ain as soon as he gets cooled out. If you think the horse flinches a little when he first goes out, rake out the packing that is between the frog and pad or bar of the shoe with a foot hook, and see if he does not go better at once.
...It is advisable when a pad is used, to draw down a clip at the toe of the shoe, and another back near the heel nail-hole on the outside — usually between the two last holes. If it is not convenient to put on a toe clip, put it on at the outside forward quarter. The clip takes much of the strain off from the nails and prevents the shoe from being driven back or out of place. If the shoe is a square-toed shoe, it is well to draw down a clip at each corner of the square, and dispense with the clip at the outside heel.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Clark to read onlineMoreLess
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