Hot Shoeing : The tradition of hot shoeing was borne out of necessity. When hand making horse shoes prior to the machine made shoe era, the hand tools were not as refined as they are today, the old style hoof cutters were difficult to use as they only had one cutting edge which was very narrow, the rasps were also narrow so achieving a flat hoof surface was difficult, thus while hand making the shoe which was still hot from the forge, it was a better option to simply burn it on to get a perfectly married fit to the hoof.
Cold Shoeing : Fitting a horseshoe without heating it in a forge and shaping it exactly to the foot.
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Cold shoeing involves fitting and shaping horseshoes at room temperature, while hot shoeing involves shaping horseshoes by heating them in a forge before fitting. Hot shoeing allows for more precise shaping of the shoe to the hoof and can be beneficial for certain hoof conditions, while cold shoeing is quicker and may be suitable for horses with healthy hooves.
Hot shoeing is a method of fitting horseshoes to a horse where the horseshoe is heated in a forge before being shaped and applied to the horse's hoof. This allows the farrier to custom fit the shoe to the horse's foot while the metal is still malleable, creating a more precise fit and support for the horse's hoof.
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