Farm Live Stock of Great Britain
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Dappling is quite common, and dappled cream becomes white with age like grey. Munro Mackenzie describes them as having "good game heads, bold eyes, shoulders a bit straight and back long, with the best of legs and feet, a good tuft of hair on the heels, and often a very well set-on tail, " and as " originally bred from small ponies crossed with large horses. " They are short and stumpy, but strong in the pastern, with a very short distance between the knee and the fetlock. They have short ears,... good-sized, sagacious-looking heads, with great strength of jaw, and big, wide-open, clean-cut nostrils. They show no trace of Arab type or origin. They run up to 15 hands (the mares at Atholl are 14 hands and the young stallions 14 hands), and are undoubtedly the biggest and most substantially built pure-bred ponies in this country the majority of them strong enough to haul with ease a ton- load on a macadamised road. They are unequalled hill ponies for staying power at slow speed, sure-footedness, and for carrying heavy loads of deer or smaller game on rough hillsides and mountainous places, and bearing the sportsman to the shooting ground.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dappling is quite common, and dappled cream becomes white with age like grey. Munro Mackenzie describes them as having "good game heads, bold eyes, shoulders a bit straight and back long, with the best of legs and feet, a good tuft of hair on the heels, and often a very well set-on tail, " and as " originally bred from small ponies crossed with large horses. " They are short and stumpy, but strong in the pastern, with a very short distance between the knee and the fetlock. They have short ears,... good-sized, sagacious-looking heads, with great strength of jaw, and big, wide-open, clean-cut nostrils. They show no trace of Arab type or origin. They run up to 15 hands (the mares at Atholl are 14 hands and the young stallions 14 hands), and are undoubtedly the biggest and most substantially built pure-bred ponies in this country the majority of them strong enough to haul with ease a ton- load on a macadamised road. They are unequalled hill ponies for staying power at slow speed, sure-footedness, and for carrying heavy loads of deer or smaller game on rough hillsides and mountainous places, and bearing the sportsman to the shooting ground.
What to read after Farm Live Stock of Great Britain?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wallace Robert to read onlineMoreLess
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