reshoev.

1811 R. Kerr Hist. Scotl. II. xxix. 429 The army therefore halted two other days at this place, or three days in all; and the horses were here re-shod.

1840 L. S. Costello Summer amongst Bocages & Vines I. iii. 35 At Rye the road is pointed out..where William passed..and..the place..where his horse was re-shod.

1899 H. Garland Trail of Goldseekers xi. 104 After buying a fourth pack animal and reshoeing all our horses, we got our outfit into shape for the long, hard drive which lay before us.

1948 Dunkirk (N.Y.) Evening Observer 24 Aug. 1/4 Rosario dug into his $25 cash reserve to reshoe the horse and gave him a seven hour rest.

2000 P. Esler Early Christian World I. xix. 471 Other services included a farrier to reshoe animals..and a staff of scribes.

1856 ‘Stonehenge’ Man. Brit. Rural Sports 668/1 The want of re-shoeing is more likely to prevent contraction than to cause it.

1912 E. L. Munson Soldier's Foot & Mil. Shoe iv. 68 The troop commander does not hesitate to give his personal attention to re-shoeing..until the fault has been remedied.

1962 D. A. Brown Fort Phil Kearny (1971) iii. 35 Carrington decided to devote Monday, June 11, to emergency repairs, axle greasing, and reshoeing of some horses and mules.

2004 K. Coumbe & K. Bush Compl. Equine Emergency Bible (2006) ii. 121/2 Even if the shoes are not badly worn, because the hoof wall continues to grow, re-shoeing will be needed at regular intervals.