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Thames Star, Volume LXII, Issue 17449, 11 October 1928, Page 8

“Sand crack” in horses is generally caused by the shoer who rasps the wall of the hoof after shoeing to make it look pretty. The rasping destroys the protective gelatinous layers, and produces the dryness that leads to cracking. "The remedy is to remove the shoe and cut an A where the crack touches the sole surface. At the top of tho crack—that is. just below the coronet—burn a V with a firing-iron. The hoof should he kept well greased to encourage the growth of fresh horn.

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