Horses
Horses
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Formerly, our cavalry in India was chiefly mounted on the Jungle Tazzee race, and on purchases ob- tained from the fairs in Thibet, at Hurdvvar, and other places, but the practice is fast decreasing, and the stud at Hissar is no\v, we are told, unrivalled. * * The Cozakee is regularly imported, and therefore not an Indian breed; and the Kaqthi comes from Thibet. The Ghoonts, Pickarrows, and Bhooteah mountain ponies do not belong to the bay stock.
DOMESTIC HORSES. 245 Of the bay stock there is a...lso now forming the New Holland breed, entirely of Arab blood; one gentleman being in possession of a stud of three hundred thorough bred horses, each on an average valued at 100 sterling.
On the west of Turkey we have the noble breeds of Transylvania, in stature rising to fifteen hands and more ; with slender bodies, fine heads, high withers, the tail set on level with the back, and the limbs fine, evidently a race of Turkish origin, and very like the Spanish. Colours bay or grey ; mane and tail long and silky.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Formerly, our cavalry in India was chiefly mounted on the Jungle Tazzee race, and on purchases ob- tained from the fairs in Thibet, at Hurdvvar, and other places, but the practice is fast decreasing, and the stud at Hissar is no\v, we are told, unrivalled. * * The Cozakee is regularly imported, and therefore not an Indian breed; and the Kaqthi comes from Thibet. The Ghoonts, Pickarrows, and Bhooteah mountain ponies do not belong to the bay stock.
DOMESTIC HORSES. 245 Of the bay stock there is a...lso now forming the New Holland breed, entirely of Arab blood; one gentleman being in possession of a stud of three hundred thorough bred horses, each on an average valued at 100 sterling.
On the west of Turkey we have the noble breeds of Transylvania, in stature rising to fifteen hands and more ; with slender bodies, fine heads, high withers, the tail set on level with the back, and the limbs fine, evidently a race of Turkish origin, and very like the Spanish. Colours bay or grey ; mane and tail long and silky.
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