I may be wrong but I doin’t think this actually works, usually vets tell a horses age by looking at their teeth!
The hoof usually is used to tell us about the horses condition – horses in good health overall will grow stronger hooves faster.
But seeing as factors such as diet, environment and sometimes even the breed of the horse effect hoof growth, I think it is unlikely that this is the sole measure a vet uses to determine its age.
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