The New System of Educating Horses Including Instructions On Feeding Watering
The New System of Educating Horses Including Instructions On Feeding Watering
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It is to this wall of horn that the shoe is fitted and united. The sole and frog scale, and break off, in proportion to the increase of growth, and do not, when in health, require touching by the smith. I have with me a manikin of the foot, showing all its parts plainly, every bone, tendon, nerve, artery, vein, natural divisions of the hoof, &c. , which enables a better idea of its wonderful mechanism than can be shown by cuts, or any amount of labored verbal description. This I will cheerfully... exhibit to the class, if desired, and explain the parts in detail to them. I have also models to illustrate the treatment for bringing the foot back to its natural form as desired, and thus of easily curing the worst condition of contraction of either (No. 6. ) A front view of the tendons of the foot. 142 SHOEING HORSES. Or both heels or of quarter-crack, difficulties that have baffled the best students of the foot heretofore to do successfully. In the first place, we see that in trimming and fitting the foot for the shoe, we must be governed by the rule of cutting away only the superfluous horn of the upright shell, and only so much as brings the foot back to its natural shape and bearing, no attention whatever to be given to the frog and sole, and that the hoof must not be cut away enough to permit the possible pressure of the shoe upon the -sole.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is to this wall of horn that the shoe is fitted and united. The sole and frog scale, and break off, in proportion to the increase of growth, and do not, when in health, require touching by the smith. I have with me a manikin of the foot, showing all its parts plainly, every bone, tendon, nerve, artery, vein, natural divisions of the hoof, &c. , which enables a better idea of its wonderful mechanism than can be shown by cuts, or any amount of labored verbal description. This I will cheerfully... exhibit to the class, if desired, and explain the parts in detail to them. I have also models to illustrate the treatment for bringing the foot back to its natural form as desired, and thus of easily curing the worst condition of contraction of either (No. 6. ) A front view of the tendons of the foot. 142 SHOEING HORSES. Or both heels or of quarter-crack, difficulties that have baffled the best students of the foot heretofore to do successfully. In the first place, we see that in trimming and fitting the foot for the shoe, we must be governed by the rule of cutting away only the superfluous horn of the upright shell, and only so much as brings the foot back to its natural shape and bearing, no attention whatever to be given to the frog and sole, and that the hoof must not be cut away enough to permit the possible pressure of the shoe upon the -sole.
What to read after The New System of Educating Horses Including Instructions On Feeding Watering?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by D Dennis Magner to read onlineMoreLess
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