The Army Horseshoer, 1912;
The Army Horseshoer, 1912;
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4. BROKEN OUT 6. CORRECT e. BROKEN IN PASTERN CONFORMATION.
7. SLOPING 8. REGULAR 9. 8TUMPY PREPARATION OF THE HOOF.
10. BROKEN BACK 11. CORRECT 12. BROKEN FORWARD Platd VII. — Thd Foot Axis and the Pastbbn Axis.
THE ABHY H0E8E8H0EB. 47 These two axes should be in prolongation or appear to be one straight line no matter what the natural pastern conformation (figs. 1, 2, 3, and 5), and if the shoer finds this condition satis- factoiy he will simply need to prepare the foot evenly for shoe- ing, ...as explained later. But if the two axes do not appear as one straight line there will be a break at the coronet This is a proof that the foot is not level and that the horse is not stand- ing correctly. If the line is " broken out " (fig. 4) the prolonga- tion of the pastern axis falls to the outside of the foot axis and the inner wall is too high, and the fault is remedied by nipping off more of the inside wall than of the outside. If the line is "broken in" (fig. 6) the prolongation of the pastern axis falls to the inside of the foot axis and the outside wall is too high and should be trimmed down more than the inside.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
4. BROKEN OUT 6. CORRECT e. BROKEN IN PASTERN CONFORMATION.
7. SLOPING 8. REGULAR 9. 8TUMPY PREPARATION OF THE HOOF.
10. BROKEN BACK 11. CORRECT 12. BROKEN FORWARD Platd VII. — Thd Foot Axis and the Pastbbn Axis.
THE ABHY H0E8E8H0EB. 47 These two axes should be in prolongation or appear to be one straight line no matter what the natural pastern conformation (figs. 1, 2, 3, and 5), and if the shoer finds this condition satis- factoiy he will simply need to prepare the foot evenly for shoe- ing, ...as explained later. But if the two axes do not appear as one straight line there will be a break at the coronet This is a proof that the foot is not level and that the horse is not stand- ing correctly. If the line is " broken out " (fig. 4) the prolonga- tion of the pastern axis falls to the outside of the foot axis and the inner wall is too high, and the fault is remedied by nipping off more of the inside wall than of the outside. If the line is "broken in" (fig. 6) the prolongation of the pastern axis falls to the inside of the foot axis and the outside wall is too high and should be trimmed down more than the inside.
What to read after The Army Horseshoer, 1912;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States. Cavalry School, Fort Riley, Kan. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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