-
slipping on the wet ground"
while in
northern China, "horses and
cattle are
shod with iron
shoes and nails." The
majority of
Chinese horseshoe discoveries...
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Shods (Egyptian Arabic: شوتس) is a
neighborhood in Alexandria, Egypt. The
neighborhood was
originally named Schutz after a
wealthy Dutch-Egyptian landowner...
- The
Shods are a band from Lowell, M****achusetts who have
released five
albums and an EP to date. The
Shods have a
loyal regional following, and remain...
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including the
medical information, was
updated and
reissued in 2018. Slip-
Shod Sibyls: Recognition,
Rejection and the
Woman Poet (1995) is an
account of...
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Horse show
competition are
called "flat-
shod" and "performance",
distinguished by
desired leg action. Flat-
shod horses,
wearing regular horseshoes, exhibit...
-
Shod with Fire is a 1920
American silent Western film
directed by
Emmett J.
Flynn and
starring William Russell,
Helen Ferguson,
Betty Schade,
Robert Cain...
- the
castle to the Emperor's liking, The
Religious Allegiance (skekZok, skek
Shod, skekAyuk) who
oversee daily routines, and
Military Allegiance (skekUng,...
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striking differences between habitually shod runners (wearing shoes) and
barefoot runners. The foot of
habitually shod runners typically lands with an initial...
- The Kho (/koʊ/, Khowar: کھو) or
Chitrali people, are an Indo-Aryan
ethnolinguistic group native to the
Chitral District in
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and the Gupis-Yasin...
- oxen
usually require shoes,
although in
England not all
working oxen were
shod.
Since their hooves are cloven, two
shoes are
required for each hoof, as...
