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It could be, depending on the actual case. A rider who was riding with spurs and had a traumatic accident which resulted in the spurs puncturing the horses skin and causing scarring would be treated differently than someone who has been seen to repeatedly kick their horse with sharp spurs causing repeated bleeding and scarring. In all my years I've never seen anyone using sharpened spurs. I've seen lots of other things but never spurs that punctured the skin. In today's society people are very apt to intervene and report you which could lead to losing the horse and financial loss.
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