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Yes, horses do grow out of their shoes. Their shoes can also become worn and need replacing because of that.
Horses can limp for many reasons. Some horses require shoes and others do not. Horses doing work harder on their feet, like jumpers, may require shoes while others may not. If a horse is limping, it is not necessarily because they need shoes and do not have them. This is not to say that foot injuries or soreness cannot come from not being shod, it's just not always the cause.
Most horses need shoeing, which protects the walls of their hooves and their toes. Depending on the work the horse does, the shoes can protect the muscles, bones and tendons of the legs from injury. Improper shoeing or remaining unshod when shoes are needed can make your horse permanently lame. Note: Not all horses need them my five horses do not need shoes. Horses usually only need shoes if they have a club foot, navicular, sensitive feet, for jumping, or any long tough work.
Most horses need shoeing, which protects the walls of their hooves and their toes. Depending on the work the horse does, the shoes can protect the muscles, bones and tendons of the legs from injury. Improper shoeing or remaining unshod when shoes are needed can make your horse permanently lame. Note: Not all horses need them my five horses do not need shoes. Horses usually only need shoes if they have a club foot, navicular, sensitive feet, for jumping, or any long tough work.
Farriers are the people who shoe horses.
Horses that compete in shows require shoes for the horses own well being. Before humans began domesticating horses, they were always able to wander wherever they pleased, which was anywhere where there weren't roads. Roads are much harder on a horses hooves than in the wild, where the earth was not compressed to be a smooth uncomfortable path. A horse that uses roads without horseshoes can become lame, have their hoof split, and other dangerous mutilations that could lead to putting a horse down. Now though, horseshoes can be replaced with equine boots, though a horse has to get used to them for a little while.
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Horses hooves are made of the same material as your toenails. Therefore they grow constantly and need to be trimmed every once in a while. Horse shoes, however are made of metal and are attached to the hoof and therefore never grow.
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Not ALL horses wear shoes. There are many horses that don't wear shoes nor need to wear shoes. Shoes should only be worn if they are being used for draught or riding purpose which takes them in areas which may crack or damage their shoeless hooves. If they are ridden in parts that are grassy or not going to cause detrimental damage to their bare hooves, or are just being raised as lawn ornaments, then there is no need for horse shoes. For those that do wear shoes, they wear special iron shoes that are shaped like a "U" to fit the horses hoof. The farrier heats up the shoe in a special oven then nails it to the horse hoof. This does not hurt the horse.
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Steel toe capped shoes don't always have steel at the cap, but it's always durable metal. This is essential as the shoes need to be hard wearing for work.