The Horses Friend the Only Practical Method of Educating the Horse And Eradica
The Horses Friend the Only Practical Method of Educating the Horse And Eradica
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RING-BONE REMED Y.
Pulverized cantharides, oils of spike, origanum, amber, cedar, British, and Barbadoes tar, of each 2 oz. ; oil of wormwood, i oz. ; spirits of turpen- tine, 4 oz. ; lard, 3 Ibs. Melt the lard slowly, and add the other ingredients, stirring well till cool ; clip off the hair, and apply by rubbing in and heating, In about three days, or when done running, wash off with suds and apply again. In recent cases, two or three applications will cure ; old cases require more time.
AN E...XCELLENT LINIMENT FOR S. PA VIN> SPLINT CURBS, ETC.
Oils of spike, origanum, cedar, British, and spirits of turpentine, of each i oz. ; pulverized Spanish flies, ]/?, oz. Apply once in six or nine days.
EDUCATING THE HORSE. 273 TO EDUCATE A PACING HORSE TO TROT.
Take four hame-straps, attach two on each hind-leg, one above and one below the gambol- joint, confining the straps on the front of the leg by means of a small ring. Then place two hame-straps on the front legs just below the knee-joint ; buckle a strap from each fore-leg, carrying them up under the surcingle, and attach them to the rings in front of hind-legs, crossing strap from off fore-leg to nigh hind-leg, and from nigh fore-leg to off hind-leg ; now commence to drive your horse, walking him very slow, as the new action of the legs may cause him to stumble ; but after a few minutes you may increase his speed, and you will be delighted to see your horse trotting at a rate that will astonish you.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
RING-BONE REMED Y.
Pulverized cantharides, oils of spike, origanum, amber, cedar, British, and Barbadoes tar, of each 2 oz. ; oil of wormwood, i oz. ; spirits of turpen- tine, 4 oz. ; lard, 3 Ibs. Melt the lard slowly, and add the other ingredients, stirring well till cool ; clip off the hair, and apply by rubbing in and heating, In about three days, or when done running, wash off with suds and apply again. In recent cases, two or three applications will cure ; old cases require more time.
AN E...XCELLENT LINIMENT FOR S. PA VIN> SPLINT CURBS, ETC.
Oils of spike, origanum, cedar, British, and spirits of turpentine, of each i oz. ; pulverized Spanish flies, ]/?, oz. Apply once in six or nine days.
EDUCATING THE HORSE. 273 TO EDUCATE A PACING HORSE TO TROT.
Take four hame-straps, attach two on each hind-leg, one above and one below the gambol- joint, confining the straps on the front of the leg by means of a small ring. Then place two hame-straps on the front legs just below the knee-joint ; buckle a strap from each fore-leg, carrying them up under the surcingle, and attach them to the rings in front of hind-legs, crossing strap from off fore-leg to nigh hind-leg, and from nigh fore-leg to off hind-leg ; now commence to drive your horse, walking him very slow, as the new action of the legs may cause him to stumble ; but after a few minutes you may increase his speed, and you will be delighted to see your horse trotting at a rate that will astonish you.
What to read after The Horses Friend the Only Practical Method of Educating the Horse And Eradica?
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