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Horseshoe mufflers

 Ultra padded horseshoes
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"Hold your breath now Bess"

Good for sneaking up behind people whilst on horseback and thwacking them on their noggin with a squeaky resounding punchbag thwacking stick.

—skinflaps, Jul 31 2008

Rubber Horseshoes http://www.smoothwalker.com/
Maybe talk to these guys about making a prototype. [zen_tom, Jul 31 2008]

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       + fluffy horsie slippers!
—xandram, Jul 31 2008
   

       For ninja horses.
—theleopard, Jul 31 2008
   

       + now just add a butt-plug fart arrester, and teach the horse to breathe slowly through its wide-open mouth...
—TIB, Jul 31 2008
   

       But then ringers won't...you know...ring.   

       I suggest simply using a very high Duro rubber. Good wear resistance, pretty tough too.   

       I wonder if it is *better* for the horse to have some slight cushioning under their hooves? Not being particularly horse-savvy, I'd have to assume that walking, trotting or galloping on a hard surface isn't particularly good for a horse, or at least not sustainable in the same way as perambulating along on a soft surface.   

       So, give the horse some cushioned shoes.
—Custardguts, Jul 31 2008
   

       excellent!
—po, Jul 31 2008
   

       //Duro rubber//   

       Pogo horses! Yay.
—skinflaps, Aug 02 2008
   


 

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