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    The horseshoe muscle, also known as the horseshoe triceps, refers to the distinct U-shaped contour of the triceps muscle when it's fully developed and defined. It is created by the three heads of the triceps – the long, lateral, and medial head – giving it the appearance of a horseshoe when flexed and viewed from certain angles.