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set on

verb

Also, set upon .

When at rest, the tail ought to assume a scimitar-like curve, and under excitement carried on a level with its set-on .

Many local swellings can be dispersed through the insertion of either a set-on or a rowel.

Note: The preferred tail should not exceed in length approximately half the distance from set-on to hock.

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