Just because the horse it a quarter horse this means nothing when it comes to shoeing a horse. It all depends on the horses hooves (how healthy they are) and what the horse is being used for.
no its not good for their hooves
Tennis shoes.
Girls in her time a leather boot that went to the ankles and laced up.
Caesar
People wear orthopedic shoes and overshoes. They begin with the letter O.
you must wear some kind of shoes/flip flops. If your planning to go to wildwater kingdom you can not wear jeans.
Horses wear horse shoes on the bottom of their hoofs.
By mustangs I assume you mean wild horses. No, only domesticated horses SOMETIMES wear horse shoes; it is not a requirement that they wear shoes. Two of my horses do not wear shoes and the other one only wears them on his front feet for orthopedic reasons.
This is no more dangerous than if the horse is barefoot.
If you meant 'why do riders wear boots?', then I'm fairly certain you can answer that yourself. It is the same reason you were shoes: we wear shoes to protect our feet. If you meant 'why do the horses wear boots?', then the answer is, again, to protect their legs.
That's depending on the horse, the size can vary.
Because it's used by horses, as shoes, to protect their hooves(feet) from wear and sometimes to give better traction. Just like we use shoes.
The best time to wear ivory shoes is when the weather is dry. One should always wear the ivory shoes on hard ground to ensure that dirty marks do not transfer and that the heels do not sink in to surfaces such as dirt and grass.
Lone Pedersen wanted to give the horses the possibility to walk on a material with better shock absorption properties. Traditionally, the horse shoe is made out of steel and is fitted to the hooves of horses to offset wear. The steel shoes can wear out both the horses' joints and the surfaces they walk on. Lone Pedersen hoped that it would be more comfortable for the horses with the new shoes and that they would not be affected by as many injuries.Many carriage horses wear rubber shoes as well. The shoes give the horses better footing, and better traction on pavement or other slick or west surfaces.
Horses are usually made of steel. The shoes that racehorses wear are most commonly aluminum (which is lighter).
Shoes
Horses are shod for a number of reasons: to reduce wear on the hoof or terrain damage, to provide grip, and often to correct a defect in gait or to hold the foot in the correct position following injury.
They don't have to if they're not being used to pull carts on rough or hard surfaces like roads. If they're out in a pasture all the time and not being used extensively, then no they don't have to.