How Long Is A Horse Nails?

Length: 14–80 mm. Shank type: smooth with bevelled edges. Point: sharp. How are horseshoe nails sizes? A nail’s number represents the size of the blade or shank, and the name represents the size and shape of the head. For a “5 city head,” for example, “5” is the size of Read more…

Does Carrot Island Have Horses?

The Rachel Carson Reserve (RCR) horses live on state government land. Rachel Carson Reserve (including Carrot Island) is part of the North Carolina Division of Coastal Mangement’s Coastal Reserve program. The RCR horses are managed by the Coastal Reserve. Are there wild horses on Carrot Island? Carrot Island – The Read more…

Why Are Horses Abused?

Ignorance is the most common cause of horse abuse. Some horses get sick and look to an outsider as a victims of abuse, however, its better to err on the side of caution and takes steps to ensure an animal isn’t mistreated. 1 Cruelty to animals can land a person Read more…

What Is Borium Horseshoe?

Borium is a generic name for tungsten carbide crystals embedded in a carrier material. The crystals are usually imbedded into 1/4″ in diameter and 14 inch long steel or brass tubing. Borium is usually applied to the horseshoe using the forge or an oxy-acetylene torch. What are the different types Read more…

Why Do Horses Have Shoe Glue?

Sound Horse Glue-on Horseshoes are Unmatched in Shock Reduction Capability. The built-in quarter inch polyurethane rim pad on the Sound Horse glue-on horseshoe provides superior shock reduction: Sore-footed horses immediately start to move better. Twice as thick as a typical competitive pad. Do horses feel pain when shoes are put Read more…