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P8211485_walt_s nipping_nail
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P8211474_msla_w alt_bear
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P8211475_walt_h ammering
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P8211476_walt_a nvil
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P8211477_walt_a nvil_shoe
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P8211478_walt_s izing-up_sho
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P8211480_walt_s hoe_placemen
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P8211481_walt_p reparation
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P8211482_walt_n ailing_shoe
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P8211483_walt_r asping_hoof
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P8211484_walt_r asping_hoof
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Album Description:
Walt Daley, Daley Ranch, is the ferrier who services Comraich Station's horses.
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This is a very interesting album. Smithies or blacksmiths as we call them are increasingly rare in this country and I have never actually seen a horse being shod. There is a lot of skill required both in the metalwork and in handling the horse. It is amazing how people have had enough sense to realise that horses were not meant to walk on stone and concrete and have developed a means of preventing their hooves from wearing down in the form of iron shoes, yet in the ciruses and zoos elephants have chronic arthritis and sores on their feet as a result of being made to stand on concrete all the time usually in their own bodily wastes. Again an example of good animal husbandry! Keep it up!
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kathjones100 2007.07.06 at 05:04:15 PDT
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