| Title | A new system of shoeing horses: with an account of the various modes practised by different nations; more particularly a comparison between the English and French methods; and observations on the diseases of the feet, connected with shoeing. | Translate |
| Type | Book | Translate |
| Imprint | London, Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green | Translate |
| Year | 1824. | Translate |
| Technique | 12 plates (including frontispiece) | Translate |
| Size | 22 cm | Translate |
| Note | 108-119 als 96*-107*, 120-395 als 108-383 | Translate |
| Annotation | Introduction -- General Observations on the Structure of the Foot -- On Perfect Hoofs -- On Imperfect Hoofs -- On Contraction -- On Thrush -- On Corns -- On Sand Cracks -- On Pumiced Feet or Convex Soles -- On Soles unnaturally Concave -- On Founder -- On Fever in the Feet -- On the Nerve Operation -- Observations on some of the Tools used by Shoeing Smiths -- On the ordinary Methods of Shoeing Horses in England -- On the Seated Shoe -- On Professor Coleman’s System of Shoeing -- On Mr. Bracy Clark’s System of Shoeing -- On the French System -- On the Persian and other Foreign Systems -- On the French Shoe modified -- On Bar Shoes -- On the Patten Shoe -- On Screw Shoes -- On Grass Shoes, or Tips -- On Shoes with Moveable Toes -- On the Hunting Shoe -- On the Racing Shoe, or Plate -- On Fullering -- On Punching -- On Frosting -- On Nails -- On Nailing -- On the Patent malleable Cast-Iron Horse-Shoes -- Paving Stalls, Gratings, &c. -- On the Management of Feet in the Stable -- On the cutting Shoe and Boot -- On Water and Poultice Boots -- On Shoeing Smiths -- On the Concave-seated Shoe. | Translate |
| Comment | CONTENTS.
Introduction - - Page I
CHAPTER I.
General Observations on the Structure of the Foot 27
CHAPTER II.
On Perfect Hoofs - - - 32
CHAPTER III.
On Imperfect Hoofs — - - 40
CHAPTER IV.
On Contraction - - 46
CHAPTER V.
On Thrush - - -63
CHAPTER VI.
On Corns - - - - 70
CHAPTER VII.
On Sand Cracks - - - 78
CONTENTS.
Introduction - - Page I
CHAPTER I.
General Observations on the Structure of the Foot 27
CHAPTER II.
On Perfect Hoofs - - - 32
CHAPTER III.
On Imperfect Hoofs — - - 40
CHAPTER IV.
On Contraction - - 46
CHAPTER V.
On Thrush - - -63
CHAPTER VI.
On Corns - - - - 70
CHAPTER VII.
On Sand Cracks - - - 78
CONTENTS. vii
CHAPTER XVI.
On Mr. Bracy Clark's System of Shoeing Page 174
CHAPTER XVII.
On the French System - - 188
CHAPTER XVIII.
On the Persian and other Foreign Systems - 197
CHAPTER XIX.
On the Frencli Shoe modified - - 203
CHAPTER XX.
On Bar Shoes - - - 228.
CHAPTER XXL
On the Patten Shoe - - 235
CHAPTER XXII.
On Screw Shoes ... 239
CHAPTER XXIII.
On Grass Shoes, or Tips - - 248
CHAPTER XXIV.
On Shoes with moveable Toes - - 253
CHAPTER XXV.
On the Hunting Shoe - - - 257CHAPTER XXVI.
On the Racing Shoe, or Plate - Page 266
CHAPTER XXVII.
On Fullering - 270
CHAPTER XXVIII.
On Punching ... - 273
CHAPTER XXIX.
On Frosting - - - . - 279
CHAPTER XXX.
On Nails - - - - - 287
CHAPTER XXXI.
On Nailing - ... - 298
CHAPTER XXXII.
On the Patent malleable Cast-iron Horse-Shoes 317
CHAPTER XXXIII.
Paving Stalls, Gratings, &c. - - 333
CHAPTER XXXIV.
On the Management of Feet in the Stable - 338
CHAPTER XXXV.
On the cutting Shoe and Boot - - 344 CONTENTS. be
CHAPTER XXXVI.
On Water and Poultice Boots - Page 352
CHAPTER XXXVII.
On Shoeing Smiths - - - 363
CHAPTER XXXVIII.
On the Concave-seated Shoe - 376 | Translate |
| Location | Universiteitsbibliotheek Utrecht | Translate |
| Call number | ODJ 7275 | Translate |
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