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Dane Conway, farrier from Archer, Fla., glues special corrective shoeing on a horse, Thursday 10/12, at the University of Florida's Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences, horse teaching unit. While huffs usually are strong enough for regular nail-on shoes, these are too soft and require corrective glue-on shoes. The horse, whose name is "A Stylin' Mister," won first place in American Quarter Horse Association competition in 1993. (AP Photo: Eric Zamora, University of Florida/IFAS)

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Dane Conway, farrier from Archer, Fla., glues special corrective shoeing on a horse, Thursday 10/12, at the University of Florida's Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences, horse teaching unit. While huffs usually are strong enough for regular nail-on shoes, these are too soft and require corrective glue-on shoes. The horse, whose name is "A Stylin' Mister," won first place in American Quarter Horse Association competition in 1993. (AP Photo: Eric Zamora, University of Florida/IFAS)