Sandcrack is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SANDCRACK in dictionary:

NOUN:
• crack in horse's hoof
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• crack in horse\'s hoof

Words related to SANDCRACK

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Words that contain SANDCRACK

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How to use SANDCRACK in a sentence

• Sand-crack Definition Classification Causes Complications Treatment Surgical Shoeing for Sand-crack B.
• Removing the Wall in the Treatment of Sand-crack 98.
• Removing the Wall in the Treatment of Sand-crack 99.
• Often, too, cracks will appear in the horn of the quarters, and a troublesome and incurable form of sand-crack results.
• It becomes dry and brittle, and extremely liable to sand-crack.
• Sand-crack of the frog and sand-crack of the sole may also each be met with.
• The reasons for these positions being so affected we shall deal with when treating of the causes of sand-crack in general.
• Thus, in just so far as a predisposing build of body may be handed down from parent to offspring, we may regard sand-crack as hereditary.
• Unskilful shoeing also plays a part in the causation of sand-crack.
• So far, our observations on the causes of sand-crack have referred to that form occurring in the wall.
• Thus, unless lameness is present, or a more than specially keen search is directed to the parts in question, the sand-crack goes undiscovered, until of greater dimensions.
• Usually, the animal with sand-crack is brought for his inspection when lameness has arisen from it.
• Sand-crack of the toe always follows the direction of the horn fibres.
• Sometimes described as a complication of sand-crack, it appears to us more rational to rather regard the sand-crack as a result or complication of the vice of contraction.
• In other words, a slipper shoe should be applied and the contraction given equally as much attention as the sand-crack itself.
• I did it up in much the same way for another ten days, then put the sand-crack clamps into the hoof and fixed it to the sound part.
• As with sand-crack, so with false quarter, the frog and the bars must be called upon to take more of the body-weight than commonly they do with the ordinary shoe.

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