Text book of Veterinary Medicine
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So with the stallion. MoUer quotes the case of the eastern horse Turk- May n-Atty which served for a length of time in Prussian Studs and left a great stock of blind progeny.
Lafosse records the existence of a family of horses in Southern France all of which went blind. The same cause has greatly ex- tended the disease among fast American horses in which the great strain of the track served to intensify the tendency. The writer has seen a colt which was born blind, by a blind dam and got by a s...ire with diseased eyes, but still held at $300 for service.
Mangin, Marimpocy and Hamon record congenital cases from parents with affected eyes.
This hereditary susceptibility is so strong and pernicious that in- telligent horsemen everywhere refuse to breed from either horse or mare that has once suffered from recurrent ophthalmia, and at the Government studs in France not only is every unsound stal- lion rejected but the service of the healthy stallion is refused to any mare which has suffered from disease of the eye.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So with the stallion. MoUer quotes the case of the eastern horse Turk- May n-Atty which served for a length of time in Prussian Studs and left a great stock of blind progeny.
Lafosse records the existence of a family of horses in Southern France all of which went blind. The same cause has greatly ex- tended the disease among fast American horses in which the great strain of the track served to intensify the tendency. The writer has seen a colt which was born blind, by a blind dam and got by a s...ire with diseased eyes, but still held at $300 for service.
Mangin, Marimpocy and Hamon record congenital cases from parents with affected eyes.
This hereditary susceptibility is so strong and pernicious that in- telligent horsemen everywhere refuse to breed from either horse or mare that has once suffered from recurrent ophthalmia, and at the Government studs in France not only is every unsound stal- lion rejected but the service of the healthy stallion is refused to any mare which has suffered from disease of the eye.
What to read after Text book of Veterinary Medicine?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Law to read onlineMoreLess
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