Danny Love's Farrier's Corner Correct Horseshoeing
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| The shoe is held in place and nails driven. (The nails stay outside the sensitive area of the hoof.) |
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| Each nail is wrung off with the hammer claw to hold the shoe tight and eliminate dangerous sharp points until the nails can be clinched. |
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| Then the nail points are blocked. Blocking dulls any remaining sharp edges and starts to form the clinch. |
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