Balancing and Shoeing Trotting and Pacing Horses
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Chapters (117)
- BALANCING and SHOEING Trotting and Pacing Horses
- INTRODUCTION.
- INDEX
- THE ART OF SHOEING HORSES.
- I. FOALS.
- II. PREPARING THE FOOT FOR THE SHOE.
- III. A TROTTER INCLINED TO SINGLEFOOT AND PACE.
- IV. CAUSES FOR BECOMING ROUGH GAITED.
- V. SHIN HITTING OF THE FRONT LEGS.
- VI. HOW TO MAKE A SHOE TO PREVENT WINGING IN.
- VII. SHIN HITTING OF THE HIND LEGS.
- VIII. KNEE AND ARM HITTING.
- IX. JOGGING A KNEE KNOCKER WINTER AND SPRING, AND THE BEST WAY TO SHOE AND FIX THE FOOT TO DEVELOP THE MUSCLES.
- X. A BAD SHIN, KNEE AND ARM HITTER, TROTTER.
- XI. SHIN, KNEE AND ARM HITTING PACER.
- XII. ELBOW HITTING.
- XIII. AN UNUSUAL CASE OF ELBOW HITTING.
- XIV. PADDLING.
- XV. HOW TO MAKE A SHOE TO PREVENT PADDLING.
- XVI. HITCHING, HOPPING OR RUNNING BEHIND.
- XVII. FORGING.
- XVIII. SCALPING.
- XIX. REMEDY FOR SCALPING.
- XX. SIDEWEIGHTS.
- XXI. WHEEL SWINGING.
- XXII. KNUCKLING OVER.
- XXIII. STUMBLING.
- XXIV. SPEEDY CUTTING.
- XXV. A BAD SPEEDY CUTTER.
- XXVI. GAITING COLTS.
- XXVII. NEGLECTED HIND FEET.
- XXVIII. KNEE ACTION WITHOUT EXTENSION.
- XXIX. HORSES THAT GET AWAY SLOW, BUT FINISH FAST.
- XXX. TO CONVERT A PACER TO TROT.
- XXXI. CONVERTING A TROTTER TO THE PACE.
- XXXII. CONTRACTED HEELS.
- XXXIII. CAUSE OF CONTRACTED HEELS.
- XXXIV. CORNS.
- XXXV. TOE CRACK OR SPLIT FOOT.
- XXXVI. QUARTERCRACK.
- XXXVII. DISHED OR SCOOPED TOE.
- XXXVIII. CONCUSSION.
- XXXIX. FOUNDER, CHRONIC LAMINITIS OR DROPPED SOLE.
- XL. CROSS-FIRING PACERS.
- XLI. NOTE OF IMPORTANCE.
- XLII. KEEP THE FEET LEVEL.
- XLIII. PULLING ON ONE LINE AT SPEED.
- XLIV. A GOOD JUDGE OF GAIT.
- XLV. BAR SHOES.
- XLVI. SLIPPING OR SLIDING TOO MUCH.
- XLVII. SIDEWEIGHT SHOES.
- XLVIII. TOE WEIGHT SHOES.
- XLIX. POCKET WEIGHTS.
- L. ANKLE HITTING OR INTERFERING.
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