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Wall
See Figure 1.
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| 10 |
Hoof wall is smooth, not rasped above the clinches after
clinching, and continues in a straight line below the
clinches to the ground surface. |
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| 8, 6, 4 |
Varying degrees of error in finish of the hoof wall
with the rasp. |
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| 2 |
Hoof wall is rough, excessively rasped, and wall is
not straight due to rasping. |
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Figure
1.
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Edges
See Figure 2.
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| 10 |
The hoof and shoe have no sharp edges which could cause
injury. |
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| 8, 6, 4 |
Varying degrees of error in not removing sharp edges
from hoof / shoe. |
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| 2 |
Sharp edges that can harm the horse exist on the shoe
or hoof. |
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Figure
2.
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Clinch
Finish
See Figure 3.
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| 10 |
Clinches are tight to the wall with no sharp edges.
The bottom of the clinch is well fitted into the wall. |
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| 8, 6, 4 |
Varying degrees of poor finish of the clinches. |
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| 2 |
Clinches are not finished or set into the wall. |
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Figure
3.
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Under
Clinch Rasping
See Figure 4.
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| 10 |
Although it has been set flush with the wall, there
is not evidence of a rasp mark under the clinch. |
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| 8, 6, 4 |
Varying degrees in over / under rasping beneath clinch. |
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| 2 |
Under clinch burrs have not been removed or the wall
is deeply grooved. |
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Figure
4.
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Shoe
Position
See Figure 2.
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| 10 |
The shoe has been nailed where it was intended to be. |
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| 8, 6, 4, 2 |
Varying degrees of shoe movement error when nailing
on. |
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