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  • Object number
    51/810
  • Collection
    Lavinia Smith Collection
  • Description
    Horseshoes are nailed or glued to the horse's hooves to protect the hooves from wear and tear. Made specially for vetinerary reasons.
    Horseshoes are nailed or glued to the horse's hooves to protect the hooves from wear and tear. Nothing is known of the origin of this horseshoe, which was made specially for vetinerary reasons. It has a bar at the toe and large caulkins, protrusions at the toe and heel of the horseshoe which provide additional traction.
  • Physical description
    1 horseshoe: metal (iron); good condition
  • Archival history
    No Lavinia Smith No. recorded.
  • Object name
    Horseshoe
  • Material
    Metal, iron
  • Associated subject
    Berkshire
    LIVESTOCK MANAGEMENT : harnessing and shoeing
    LIVESTOCK MANAGEMENT : healthcare and wellbeing
    Horse
  • Associated person/institution
    Rippon, Miss Dorothy May Lyddon (Agent)
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