Confessions of a Horse Dealer
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They should be selected for their power, speed, endu- rance, and courage, perfectly free from defects, diseases, or deformity ; and should be put to short-legged stallions, with deep ribs, powerful quarters, strong loins and shoulders, with sound well-formed feet, and smart; HOBSE BREEDING* 147 intelligent-looking heads, well set on. If both the sire and dam be thorough-bred, so much the better ; but thorough- bred horses with substance are becoming scarcer every year ; indeed, how can they be ...otherwise, when foals and yearlings are forced like a hot-house gardener forces his grapes and pine-apples ? His owner may get the size and outward semblance, but none of the substance or quality of the fruit when grown in a natural state, and allowed its own time to ripen. There was a time when children were worked (in the cotton factories of Manchester and its districts) until it was a rarity to see one grown to maturity in the same form that God made him the result was the notorious transmission of their infirmities to their progeny.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They should be selected for their power, speed, endu- rance, and courage, perfectly free from defects, diseases, or deformity ; and should be put to short-legged stallions, with deep ribs, powerful quarters, strong loins and shoulders, with sound well-formed feet, and smart; HOBSE BREEDING* 147 intelligent-looking heads, well set on. If both the sire and dam be thorough-bred, so much the better ; but thorough- bred horses with substance are becoming scarcer every year ; indeed, how can they be ...otherwise, when foals and yearlings are forced like a hot-house gardener forces his grapes and pine-apples ? His owner may get the size and outward semblance, but none of the substance or quality of the fruit when grown in a natural state, and allowed its own time to ripen. There was a time when children were worked (in the cotton factories of Manchester and its districts) until it was a rarity to see one grown to maturity in the same form that God made him the result was the notorious transmission of their infirmities to their progeny.
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