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US 2025/0366457 A1Published application
Horse shoe system
AssigneeEasycare, Inc.
InventorsGarrett Ford, Jingcheng Lan
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Abstract
A polymer horse shoe having one or more cuffs having holes. The horse shoe is configured for securement to a horse hoof with alternative means, including a liner secured with an acrylic type glue, or with a gap-filling adhesive dispensed on the cuffs and an interconnected hole/channel system.
Claims20
A horse shoe, comprising:
- a horse sole bed;
- a first cuff extending from the bed, the cuff having a first opening and a second opening;
- and
- a rim extending from the cuff, the rim defining a cuff interior space.
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A horse shoe comprising:
- a shoe formed from a polymer having a durometer between 80 A and 90 A, the shoe having a horse sole bed;
- a first lateral cuff extending from the horse sole bed, the first lateral cuff defining an outer perimeter;
- a rim disposed along the outer perimeter of the first lateral cuff, the rim defining an interior space;
- a second lateral cuff extending from the horse sole bed, the second lateral cuff defining an outer perimeter;
- a second rim disposed along the outer perimeter of the second lateral cuff, the second rim defining a second interior space;
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- a frog support extending from the horse sole bed.
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A kit for use in securing a horse shoe to a horse, the kit comprising:
- a horse shoe comprising:
- a sole formed from a polymer having a durometer between 80 A and 90 A, the sole forming a horse sole bed;
- a cuff extending from the horse sole bed, the cuff defining an outer perimeter, and an opening;
- a rim disposed along the outer perimeter of the cuff, the rim defining an interior space;
- and
- a frog extending from the horse sole bed;
- a liner, and a peg extending from the liner, the peg being sized to be friction fit in the opening of the cuff;
- a tube having an adhesive;
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- user instructions for properly securing and removing the horse shoe from a horse hoof.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.