Measure again from this spot to the next
hoof mark, and continue projecting where the hooves would hit until you see an obvious track--or blood.
THE dirt track at Monmouth Park looks like mudflats, every
hoof mark a water-filled basin.
Sturrock raced into
hoof Mark Rawle's cross over two minutes from time when the goal loomed large and then Jackson connected with a crisp header from Keates' corner in stoppage time, only for the ball to bounce inches past the far postSTAR MAN: Bertrand Cozic
I fell off from time to time and once got kicked across a loose box by a witless stallion that left a
hoof mark on my chest for weeks, but I loved it and learned a lot about common sense, independence and hard work.
The vest worn by Prebble was badly buckled and had a distinctive
hoof mark on it.
Showing the
hoof marks in his filed, Kushi Ram told this visiting IANS correspondent: "The hoofmarks of the cattle point to the damage to the crop.
The expedition team also came upon wallows,
hoof marks and fresh feces of the magnificent animal.
It is obvious most horses are using the edge of the path to walk on because of the
hoof marks but this is a one-horse offender and it's not stopping, but I suppose we will have to get on with life and hope they don't buy an elephant because it strikes me that's the only pile of dung you probably haven't stepped in yet.
I sprang from my bed to see what was wrong, but on the roof remained only sleigh tracks and
hoof marks.
Our room in a converted stable block wasn't huge, but was nicely finished, incorporating the original wood and iron framework of a horse's stall, complete with
hoof marks!
Some lovely Oriental poppy plants have been chewed, a Remembrance wreath and poppy crosses have been crushed, a sapling has been damaged and the whole area has been churned up with
hoof marks. It's really upsetting, especially on the eve of Remembrance weekend."
Set into the peat, and now in the intertidal zone, were the clear
hoof marks of red deer and human footprints, including those of children.
hoof mark - a visible impression on a surface made by the hoof of an animal