A Handbook of Horseshoeing
This classic reference, originally published in 1898 in Edinburgh, Scotland, is an essential resource for horseshoers and veterinarians. A Handbook of Horseshoeing by Dollar & Wheatley offers comprehensive coverage divided into three sections: the structure of the horse's foot, shoeing healthy feet, and corrective shoeing for diseased or lame horses. The book also includes special shoeing techniques for different types of horses, such as racehorses and carriage horses, and even an appendix on shoeing oxen.
Key Features:
- Pages: 552
- Format: Hardbound with 403 illustrations
- Classic Reference: A must-have for anyone in the horseshoeing profession.
