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THP: VOOT nv THE MORSE. 225 The four-calk shoe is made on the shoc-Jly prineiple, and is less liable to slip than the shoe-fly (Fig. 36).
A common shoe with a toe piece set full on the inside toe in a bias position as in Fig. n .
General Maxims.
363. Raising the inside heel prevents cutting to a long and oblique pastern.
Raising the ouiside heel prevents the same to a short pastern. • Bear in mind that the mechanical rule laid down, namely, that raising the inside of the foot causes the tr...ead of the feet to come closer together, and vice versa, is not broken by this apparent exception to the rule.
In the case of the oblique pastern, the object of raising the inside heel is to cause the fetlock to rotate outwardly, of course — that is, away from the opposite leg when passing it, a movement which is only practicable in the hind leg without mechanical assistance on account of its having a ball-and-socket joint in the limb which admits of such movements, which the fore limb has not.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
35).
THP: VOOT nv THE MORSE. 225 The four-calk shoe is made on the shoc-Jly prineiple, and is less liable to slip than the shoe-fly (Fig. 36).
A common shoe with a toe piece set full on the inside toe in a bias position as in Fig. n .
General Maxims.
363. Raising the inside heel prevents cutting to a long and oblique pastern.
Raising the ouiside heel prevents the same to a short pastern. • Bear in mind that the mechanical rule laid down, namely, that raising the inside of the foot causes the tr...ead of the feet to come closer together, and vice versa, is not broken by this apparent exception to the rule.
In the case of the oblique pastern, the object of raising the inside heel is to cause the fetlock to rotate outwardly, of course — that is, away from the opposite leg when passing it, a movement which is only practicable in the hind leg without mechanical assistance on account of its having a ball-and-socket joint in the limb which admits of such movements, which the fore limb has not.
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