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This is the hoof wall. This is the hardest part of the hoof and it supports the horses weight.
A horse shoe
Wellll... A horse's 'frog' is part of their hoof; its the triangle shaped wedge in the middle. http://www.circlerranch.com/crcimages/ahoofparts.gif So basically, to find the answer, you just need to know what three functions of a horse's hoof is.
The frog is the soft, triangular cushion on the underside of a horse's hoof. It acts as a shock absorber and helps with traction, especially on slippery surfaces. The frog also aids in circulation within the hoof.
Horses do have frogs,a frog is located on the bottom of the hoof. If you look closely when you pick the hoof you will see a part of the hoof that looks like a frog's foot. Yup, but it is very delicate and important to the horse, so be very careful when you use the hoof pick, you don't want to stab the soft tissue.
I think you are referring to the frog. The frog is the wedge shaped, spongy portion of the hoof in the center.
Wedges are used in horse shoeing to help correct certain hoof angle issues. They are wedge-shaped pads that can be inserted between the horse's hoof and shoe to change the angle of the hoof. This can help improve the way the horse moves and distributes weight on its hooves.
The horseshoe does not have a frog unless one is made by a farrier. he would heat the metal and make an extension on the shoe to protect the frog, but this is very rarely done. the frog is a triangular shaped part of the hoof. Found on the bottom of the hoof the frog provides support and cushioning for the hoof.
If they hurt their hoof permanently the are "lame", if, however they simply stumble and step on something, but will soon be better then they are just "sore" or "touchy".
Wellll... A horse's 'frog' is part of their hoof; its the triangle shaped wedge in the middle. http://www.circlerranch.com/crcimages/ahoofparts.gif So basically, to find the answer, you just need to know what three functions of a horse's hoof is.
It is a triangle shaped piece of cartilage in the centre of a horse's hoof. It is delicate yet it feels solid- and it can get infected if it is pierced by sharp objects. It is a jolly good shock absorber, and stops hard impact, from sport or general pleasure riding, from reaching the delicate bone. It is protected by the hoof wall, and the hoof wall, the horseshoe. Like below, it is easily damaged and if the stone or thorn isn't removed in time, your horse can become permanently lame and develope a limp.Original Answers (because I'm kind and I kept your answers =3)1. A frog is a piece of cart ledge in the middle of a horses hove. It helps protect their foot from sharp rocks and other objects.2. Actually, it absorbs pressure. Like a shock pad or something. It is easy to stab with a hoof pick, so you have to be very careful.
Bacterial infection of the hoof, which primarily occurs in the frog of the hoof, not the actual hoof.