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- Soring abstract "Soring is an abusive and prohibited practice illegal under the U.S. Horse Protection Act of 1970 that is associated in part with the production of "big lick" movement in Tennessee Walking Horses. It involves using chemical agents such as mustard oil, diesel fuel, kerosene, salicylic acid, and other caustic substances on the pasterns, bulbs of the heel, or coronary bands of the horses, causing burning or blistering of the horses' legs in order to accentuate their gaits. These chemicals are harmful, usually quite toxic and sometimes carcinogenic, such that trainers must use a brush and wear gloves when applying them. The treated area is then often wrapped in plastic while the chemicals are absorbed. The chemical agents cause extreme pain, and usually lead to scarring. A distinctive scarring pattern is a tell-tale sign of soring, and therefore attempts may be made to cover the scarring with a dye, or the horse's legs may be treated with salicylic acid before the animal is stalled (as many cannot stand up after the treatment) while the skin of the scars sloughs off. Other breeds that have a past history of soring abuses include the Racking horse and the Spotted Saddle horse.".
- Soring thumbnail Tennessee_Walker_X-Ray.jpg?width=300.
- Soring wikiPageID "38785445".
- Soring wikiPageRevisionID "592812136".
- Soring hasPhotoCollection Soring.
- Soring subject Category:Cruelty_to_animals.
- Soring subject Category:Equestrianism.
- Soring subject Category:Tennessee_culture.
- Soring comment "Soring is an abusive and prohibited practice illegal under the U.S. Horse Protection Act of 1970 that is associated in part with the production of "big lick" movement in Tennessee Walking Horses. It involves using chemical agents such as mustard oil, diesel fuel, kerosene, salicylic acid, and other caustic substances on the pasterns, bulbs of the heel, or coronary bands of the horses, causing burning or blistering of the horses' legs in order to accentuate their gaits.".
- Soring label "Soring".
- Soring sameAs m.0rpg2hz.
- Soring sameAs Q7563507.
- Soring sameAs Q7563507.
- Soring wasDerivedFrom Soring?oldid=592812136.
- Soring depiction Tennessee_Walker_X-Ray.jpg.
- Soring isPrimaryTopicOf Soring.
