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"Balancing and Shoeing Trotting and Pacing Horses" by Wm. J. Moore offers a detailed exploration of farriery techniques for maintaining the health and performance of horses. This meticulously reproduced edition provides insights into the specialized knowledge required for proper hoof care, specifically tailored to trotting and pacing breeds.
Delve into the principles of horse anatomy as they relate to horseshoeing, and understand the crucial balance necessary for these athletic animals. This book, categorized under Technology & Applied Sciences, serves as a valuable resource for anyone interested in the historical practices of farriers and the enduring art of horseshoeing. Whether you are an equestrian enthusiast, a student of animal sports, or simply fascinated by the intricacies of working with horses, this book offers a glimpse into a time when skilled craftsmanship was paramount in ensuring the well-being and competitive edge of these magnificent creatures. Explore the methods used to optimize performance and prevent injuries through careful attention to hoof balance and shoeing techniques.
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