Bracy Clark

1771 – 1860

• A description of plate the first [-the seocnd], exhibiting a longitudinal section of the head of the horse, of its natural size
• A description of two ancient horse-shoes, found near Silbury Hill, in Wiltshire
• A recommendation to farriers and shoeing smiths throughout ... Great Britain, in respect to the injurious practice of slicing and cutting away the horn from the frogs of horses' feet
• A series of original experiments on the foot of the living horse, exhibiting the changes produced by shoeing, and the causes of the apparent mystery of this art
• An essay on the causes and cure of running frush in horses' feet
• Description of an economical and useful stove for warming rooms and other purposes, invented by Bracy Clark
• Hippodonomia, or the true structure, laws, and economy, of the horse's foot: also podophthora, or a ruinous defect in the principle of the common shoe detected ... with a proposition for a new principle of shoeing
• Hippodonomia, or, The true stucture, laws, and economy, of the horse's foot
• Index to the sectional figure of the horse, with remarks on certain properties of his general framing
• On casting horses ; with a description of the new casting hobbles, invented by Bracy Clark
• On casting horses ; with a description of the new casting hobbles, invented by Bracy Clark
• Remarks on French shoeing [or a review of Jos. Goodwin's work entitled The King's farrier]