Depends on what kind of terrain and what kind of riding you are going to be doing. Some horse owners tend to leave their horse's shoes on to protect their hooves, but this can cause the horse to slip and injure itself. If you take your shoes off the horses hooves still grow as much in the winter as the summer so they need a regular trimming. The best way to go is a boot or pad that helps the horse not slip and protects their hooves.
They do not absorb as much shock as metal shoes, and when it gets cold (in the winter) the shoes may crack.
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Any horse with shoes is still called a horse.
The blacksmiths make horse shoes
"The shoes of the horse" is not a sentence, it is a noun phrase; the phrase has no verb. There is no possessive noun is the phrase. The possessive form for the phrase is: "The horse'sshoes...".
Crocs shoes are in fashion for some and not for others. You can wear these during the winter as long as there isn't snow or rain, because there are holes in them that water will leak into.
There are some very good products that will strenghten a horse's hooves. You add them to the horse's feed every day but you have to be patient. It will probably be several months before you notice a difference. If you can sometimes its a good idea to have his shoes pulled. This toughens the hooves but don't pull the shoes if you are planning on doing a lot of riding. Many people let their horse's go barefoot during the winter months.
Horse shoes are compulsory in horse racing. If a horse loses a shoe, it is pulled out of the race.
They leave hay in their shoes for his horse
This really depends on the horse, If you have a horse with soft hooves, you many want to go with shoes. If you have a horse with harder hooves, then talk to your farrier and see what he/she thinks you should use. Also, take into consideration what you will be doing with the horse, if you are going to be doing lots of jumping you may want to use shoes.
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