Sentence examples for horses feet from inspiring English sources

"Horse soring -- the intentional inflicting of pain to horses feet to achieve a high stepping gait -- has been illegal for well over 30 years," Yoho said in a statement Wednesday.

Horses' feet and legs stay cooler.

Then the gasoline, grease, and oil, with which the city's streets are coated are very hard on the horses' feet.

When, in Macbeth, Banquo is described as "blood bolter'd" (having his hair matted with blood), it is not difficult to imagine Shakespeare remembering that in Warwickshire snow is sometimes said to balter on horses' feet.

'Right before the horses feet the hounds fell on the fox… and the lord raised him full suddenly out of the ravening mouths.' And then 'huntsmen hied hither with horns full many… It was the merriest meet that ever men heard, the ripe roar raised there for the fox's soul'.

The significance of the photograph was that it froze a rapid sequence of Occident's motions in mid-trot, not only settling the debate about whether or not horses feet ever all left the ground at once (they do), but exposing a world that had until that time been as hidden as atomic particles: the world behind the veil of speed.

A visual panoply of imperial power: cavalry on horses, foot soldiers, leather armor, helmets, weapons, banners, golden eagles mounted on poles, sun glinting on metal and gold.

if its really bad & you can't get the thing out of the horses foot-in the worst case call the vet.

Those great big, gorgeous, shaggy horse feet the Clydesdales have, with all the white fur or hair or whatever?

Two pieces of the 700,000 year-old horse foot bone, just before scientists extracted the ancient DNA.

Bill Stanley, a vice-president of the construction company that owns the quarry, told me, "We make a customized, proprietary blend of horse-footing sand, and we're sending it all over New York State and out to the Rocky Mountains.