The average, normal hoof will grow at about 15 mm per month as a foal & 12 mm per month as yearling, reducing to a steady 9 mm monthly as a mature horse and down to about 6 mm each month in older age. This is a seasonal average as it will be faster in the Spring and often significantly slower through the winter.
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