Horseshoe, especially for trotting horses
CA 1297040 C · Owner: Pedersen, Palle · Inventors: Pedersen, Palle
Overview
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A horseshoe especially for the hooves of the forelegs of trotting horses consists of a thin plate member of resiliently bendable plastic on which there, are two thickened areas viz. an outer, arched area, along the front half of the shoe and a rear triangular, area , these two areas being connected through partial areas of the thin plate member . The arched area which is held nailed onto the rim of the hoof is provided with only partially through-going transverse grooves which provide for a good set-off and leave longitudinal ribs which stiffen the shoe in its longitudinal direction. Compared to known shoes it is, crucial that the triangular area which covers the so-called hoof frog be able …
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- Granted March 10, 1992. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended March 10, 2009.
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