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This practical manual explains the anatomy and function of the horse's foot, methods for preparing the hoof for shoeing, and principles of shoe design and manufacture. It guides readers in selecting, fitting, and nailing shoes for different animals and types of work, discusses roughing techniques, leather and rubber pads, and measures for shoeing defective feet, and details injuries that can result from incorrect shoeing and how to avoid them. Chapters address material choices, ground-surface forms, clips and calkins, and considerations for shoeing competitions. The text aims to present clear principles and technical details for horse owners, farriers, and veterinary students.
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