"mis-shoe" meaning in English

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  "etymology_text": "From mis- + shoe.",
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          "ref": "2000, Philip Lawson, Muskrat Courage",
          "text": "“[...] Bun pays Byron a coupla grand to mis-shoe somebody else's pony.” I stuck my spoon in my peppery soup. “Why would he do that?” “This pony belongs to another customer of mine, Charlie Bun's top rival in the racing biz.",
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        {
          "ref": "2001, Jake Logan, Slocum 265",
          "text": "The other had been mis-shod, causing the horse to favor that leg slightly.",
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        {
          "ref": "2003, Greg Wood, Mystery of blacksmith who lost £100,000",
          "text": "However, it now seems that the investigators do not believe that the deliberate \"laming\" of horses is involved in the case. Injuring or mis-shoeing a horse so subtly that it walks sound in the paddock but is lame in a race is very hard to achieve.",
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          "ref": "2012, Thomas Cobb, With Blood in Their Eyes",
          "text": "When the measuring was done, not once, not twice, but three times, because to misshoe a horse was to risk destroying the animal, came the hammering and the beating of the iron to his will, then the measuring again, and more hammering.",
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        "To shoe incorrectly; put a shoe on wrong"
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        "(transitive, rare) To shoe incorrectly; put a shoe on wrong"
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          "text": "“[...] Bun pays Byron a coupla grand to mis-shoe somebody else's pony.” I stuck my spoon in my peppery soup. “Why would he do that?” “This pony belongs to another customer of mine, Charlie Bun's top rival in the racing biz.",
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          "text": "The other had been mis-shod, causing the horse to favor that leg slightly.",
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        },
        {
          "ref": "2003, Greg Wood, Mystery of blacksmith who lost £100,000",
          "text": "However, it now seems that the investigators do not believe that the deliberate \"laming\" of horses is involved in the case. Injuring or mis-shoeing a horse so subtly that it walks sound in the paddock but is lame in a race is very hard to achieve.",
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        },
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