Rational Horse-Shoeing

"Rational Horse-Shoeing" by John E. Russell offers a comprehensive exploration of horseshoeing, presented with a focus on practical application and understanding of equine anatomy. This meticulously prepared reprint delves into the technology and craft of farriery, making it a valuable resource for anyone interested in animal care, particularly the care of horses' hooves.

Covering the essential principles of horse shoeing and the blacksmith's art, this book provides insight into historical techniques and the rational approach to maintaining a horse's health through proper foot care. Explore the traditional methods and considerations for ensuring a horse's well-being, making this volume a fascinating look into the intersection of agriculture, mechanical skill, and animal husbandry. Discover the enduring wisdom contained within "Rational Horse-Shoeing," a timeless guide for understanding and appreciating this vital aspect of horsemanship.

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