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human
Why are there no predators with "hooves"?

I seen on a nature show before that there was a prehistoric predator that had hooves, and is distantly related to common sheep.
Why has evolution surpassed this feature for present day predators? 
**EDIT** I should have made it more clear that I was thinking more of Carnivores and not Omnivores. (which doesn't necessarily disregard anyone's answers)
gpt
Paws and claws are the superior weapon.  Being able to grab and dig into prey is a huge advantage.  When life gives you lemons you make lemonade.  When it gives you a fist full of knives you get stab happy.

It's also an example of convergent evolution.  Mammals, birds, and reptiles all have predators with claws/talons.  Species that go after prey which can struggle need a way to hold on and finish the kill.  Unless you have a hell of a bite like a crocodile it's difficult to hold on.