10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HOOFBOUND»
Discover the use of
hoofbound in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
hoofbound and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Special Report on Diseases of the Horse
Contracted heels, or hoofbound, is a common disease among horses kept on
hard floor in dry stables, and in such as are subjecttomuchsaddlework.
Itconsistsin an atrophy, or shrinking, ofthetissuesofthe foot,whereby the lateral
diameter of the ...
2
A Dictionary of the English and German, and the German and ...
--yu f; m, [with veterinary surgeons] a bound hoof. hufig; adj. and mi“. (hnfzivängig
) hoofbound. _hufig werden. to become hoofbound. --l) u fig ke i t, F'. the [state of]
being hoof-bound. a Eke, [in lunatic asylums] strait waistcoatorjaeket -k a u f, ...
Joseph Leonhard Hilpert, Ernst Friedrich Kärcher, 1857
3
An Analytical Dictionary of the English Language in which ...
When a horse has a pain in the fore-feet, occasioned by a dryness and
contraction of the born, he is said to be HOOFBOUND. The HoRsE-suoE is a flat
portion of a ring of iron, about two thirds of a circle; and so shaped as to apply to
the horny ...
David BOOTH (Author of the Analytical Dictionary.), 1835
4
Vollständiges Wörterbuch Der Englischen Sprache Für Die ...
5' mju. of good ane! full Allay. vollfljzsltig Silber. fine Silver. 'VoKlHtXL-ig, adj. a'
mio. ttollhärlgrs Tuch, a full napped Cloth. - l Vollneit, bie, Drunkennese. ' .
Vollhgtftg, any. th' mio. (staid of Horses) incastcllated, Hoofbound or narrow-
heelcd.
5
A Treatise on the Prevention of Diseases Incidental to ...
... or suffering them to grow' too large and long at the toes, by which the feet grow
benumbed, a partial contraction taking place at the coronet and heels, ora
contraction of the whole hoof, which is cummonly know'n by the name of
hoofbound.
James Clark (farrier.), 1788
6
The Military Strategy of the Soviet Union: A History
The composition of these fledgling armored forces, however, was unbalanced
because of a marked shortage of mechanized infantry and their strange mixture
of hoofbound, footbound, and trackbound forces. Hence, they were difficult to ...
7
The Farrier's and Horseman's Dictionary, Being a Compleat ...
You should alsi) examine if a Horse be strait heel'd or hoofbound. Hoof-binding is
known when the Heels do ,not take a high tour or compass. but straiten towards
the Cleft of the Frush; so that there is not above a Finger's breadth distance, ...
Thomas Wallace, N. B., 1726
8
A new and enlarged Military Dictionary, in French and ...
PANTON, (in farriery,) a shoe contrived to cover a narrow and hoofbound heel.
PA PER-money, (papier-monnaie, Fr.) a substitute for coin, represented by legal
notes of hand which are issued from the Bank of England. PA PIER dc cartourlte,
...
Charles JAMES (Major.), 1816
9
Observations Upon the Shoeing of Horses: Together with A New ...
... hoofs, of this kind, acquire that particular shape which Mr Gibson compares tq
that of a bell, and which is termed hoofbound, Another error equally pernicious, is
the paring down the toe of all kinds of hoofs, without regarding their shape; from ...
10
The New Dictionary of Farrier Terms 2. 7. 2-PB
a.k.a: toe angle. hoofbound: See: contracted hoof. hoof cancer: See: canker. hoof
capsule: The horny, external parts of the hoof which form a capsule-like container
for the sensitive and skeletal structures of the foot. See: Pages A-2, A-5. hoof ...
