Stable Practice : Or, Hints On Training for the Turf, the Chase And the Road: With Observations Addressed to All Who Are Concerned in Racing, Steeple-Chasing, And Fox-Hunting.
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great measure be determined by the progress that has heretofore been made in his education. In general, unless some accident intervenes, from six to eight weeks will be the average term ; when arrangements are made for the second preparation, prior to which two doses more of mild physic are usually necessary.
I make use of the term usually, in distinction to that of invariably, as there may be instances in which it is not only unnecessary but injudicious to give physic, as it would be prejudici...al to the promotion of condition. If the animal be already too light of flesh, of a weakly constitution, and free from all in- dications bespeaking the necessity for medicine, I should by no means recommend it.
The difference between the first and second pre- paration consists in the quantity of work, and the manner of giving it. The process of sweating is now generally introduced ; a subject which will be found discussed in a separate chapter. In this place it is only necessary to observe with reference to that ope- ration, that the pace should be moderate, and the distance conformable to the strength and state of the subject ; three miles, or three miles and a half, is quite enough for the first essay.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
great measure be determined by the progress that has heretofore been made in his education. In general, unless some accident intervenes, from six to eight weeks will be the average term ; when arrangements are made for the second preparation, prior to which two doses more of mild physic are usually necessary.
I make use of the term usually, in distinction to that of invariably, as there may be instances in which it is not only unnecessary but injudicious to give physic, as it would be prejudici...al to the promotion of condition. If the animal be already too light of flesh, of a weakly constitution, and free from all in- dications bespeaking the necessity for medicine, I should by no means recommend it.
The difference between the first and second pre- paration consists in the quantity of work, and the manner of giving it. The process of sweating is now generally introduced ; a subject which will be found discussed in a separate chapter. In this place it is only necessary to observe with reference to that ope- ration, that the pace should be moderate, and the distance conformable to the strength and state of the subject ; three miles, or three miles and a half, is quite enough for the first essay.
What to read after Stable Practice : Or, Hints On Training for the Turf, the Chase And the Road: With Observations Addressed to All Who Are Concerned in Racing, Steeple-Chasing, And Fox-Hunting.?
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