Lexicographical Neighbors of Ringbones
Literary usage of Ringbones
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Judging Live Stock by John Alexander Craig (1901)
"... curbs, ringbones and all other diseases that lessen the usefulness of a horse
in its sphere. SO. Decayed and Worn Teeth. ..."
2. Hints to Horse-keepers: A Complete Manual for Horsemen; Embracing by Henry William Herbert (1863)
"... —ringbones—CURBS—THOROUGH-PIN—HOW TO TELL THE AGE OP A HORSE. IT is not, of
course, to be imagined, that any person entirely unacquainted with horses, ..."
3. Horses, Saddles and Bridles by William Harding Carter (1895)
"Curb.— Capped Hock. — Broken Knees.— Splint.— ringbones.—Wind- galls.—Interfering.—Swelled
Legs.— Pricking of the Foot.— Punctures of the Frog.— Corns. ..."
4. Horses, Saddles and Bridles by William Harding Carter (1895)
"Curb.— Capped Hock.—-Broken Knees.— Splint.— ringbones.—Wind- galls.— Interfering.— Swelled
Legs.—Pricking of the Foot.—Punctures of the Frog.— Corns. ..."
5. A treatise on the structure, functions, and diseases of the foot and leg of by William Charles Spooner (1840)
"ringbones arise either from concussion of the joint or a strain of its ligaments ;
they may either be rapidly produced by a severe strain, or may, ..."
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