Every Man His Own Farrier Common Sense Instructions for Shoeing Horses Balanc
Every Man His Own Farrier Common Sense Instructions for Shoeing Horses Balanc
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Inches for horses 16 hands. That is assimiilating close to tk^^|figure^J)epth of foot from 1 to 2 should be about4wS^tStft) of the depth from 1 back on an imaginary line running directly through the foot to 3, and this depth from 1 to 2 should measure about 314 inches, from connection of wall and flesh at number 1 down to surface of wall at number 2 on a level floor, for horses 15 hands and up to not over 3, ^, to 4 inches for horses 16 hands. Of course these measurements are not to form an inf...allible rule of dimensions, but they are to govern for feet in ordi- narily good condition of health and growth. No foot must be rasped down to these measurements, if in doing so there would be danger of going so low as to leave the sole weak. When the sole yields slightly, only, from a very hard pressure of both thumbs, then the foot surface is pared, low enough. If the proper depth of foot can be obtained before reaching to the point where the sole will yield to pressure as ex- plained, all well and good, don't pare down any further.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Inches for horses 16 hands. That is assimiilating close to tk^^|figure^J)epth of foot from 1 to 2 should be about4wS^tStft) of the depth from 1 back on an imaginary line running directly through the foot to 3, and this depth from 1 to 2 should measure about 314 inches, from connection of wall and flesh at number 1 down to surface of wall at number 2 on a level floor, for horses 15 hands and up to not over 3, ^, to 4 inches for horses 16 hands. Of course these measurements are not to form an inf...allible rule of dimensions, but they are to govern for feet in ordi- narily good condition of health and growth. No foot must be rasped down to these measurements, if in doing so there would be danger of going so low as to leave the sole weak. When the sole yields slightly, only, from a very hard pressure of both thumbs, then the foot surface is pared, low enough. If the proper depth of foot can be obtained before reaching to the point where the sole will yield to pressure as ex- plained, all well and good, don't pare down any further.
What to read after Every Man His Own Farrier Common Sense Instructions for Shoeing Horses Balanc?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Boylston Hall to read onlineMoreLess
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