A Text-Book of Horseshoeing, for Horseshoers And Veterinarians

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Wear of the Shoe and of the Hoof upon the Shoe.
The wear of the shoe is caused much less by the weight of the animaFs body than by the rubbing which takes place be- tween the shoe and the earth whenever the foot is j^laced to the ground and lifted.
The wear of the shoe which occurs when the foot is placed on the ground is termed " grounding wear," and that which occurs while the foot is being lifted from the ground is termed " swinging-off wear." When a horse travels normally, both kinds of wea
...r are nearlv alike, but are very distinct when the Crooked (right) fore-hoof.
HORSESHOEING.
85 paces are abnormal, especially when there is faulty direction of the limbs. While in the majority of horses whose limbs have been stiffened by age and overwork both kinds of wear are most marked at the toe of the shoe, we see relatively fewer cases of " gTonnding" wear " at the ends of the branches (as in lamini- tis) ; on the contrary, we always notice "swinging-off wear" at the toe of the shoe. It is worthy of notice that length of stride has much to do with the wear.


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