mudcap
/ˈmʌdkæp/Definitions
1. noun
a cap or covering for the sole of a horse’s hoof, typically made of leather
“The horse farrier applied a mudcap to the horse’s hoof to protect it from the wet ground.”
2. noun
a person who is considered to be of a lower social class or common origin
“The aristocrat looked down on the mudcap who had risen to wealth through hard work and determination.”