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Must be a bit wet in the horse area. Spirit sounds as if he could use some hoof liners if the cracking is being caused by wet ground as opposed to percussion injury.Once had a horse with the same problem and the boots took care of that. This can get pretty serious so your mrs. should look into something protective if she likes the horse. Once the hooves dry out, the cracking should stop. If the ground is hard, and the horse is getting percussion cracks, it might be cheaper to shoe the beast if you're calling in the vet as much as stated. If you like beets, you'll like Rimgard. The worst fix for your tractor would be a tube if the plug works its way out. No need for a new tire at all. The most expensive part would be replacing the Rimgard so be sure to save as much as you can just incase the plug comes out.
