The Market Classes of Horses
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The best blood to use is probably a medium Percheron stallion and a small mare with fairly g-ood ac- tion and plenty of bone and stamina. These horses can be sold without training- except that they should be broken to, harness and accustomed to lig-ht work. These are not driving- horses and no at- tempt should be made to develop speed.
CLASS 4. DRAFT HORSES.
USES. There is one standard use for the draft horse, and that is to haul enormous loads at the walk only, g-enerally in the cities and on ...pavements or hard roads. They may be used single, in pairs, three or four abreast, unicorn fashion, or in four, or even six, eight, or ten horse teams, two abreast.
DESCRIPTION. Strength is the one consideration in the draft horse, and broadly speaking, weight is the principal element. If, however, the mechanism of the horse is to endure the strain he must have a strong hind leg, especially at the hock, a heavy loin with short coupling and a strong front leg and dense hoof, because so large a proportion of his weight is, or should be, in front.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The best blood to use is probably a medium Percheron stallion and a small mare with fairly g-ood ac- tion and plenty of bone and stamina. These horses can be sold without training- except that they should be broken to, harness and accustomed to lig-ht work. These are not driving- horses and no at- tempt should be made to develop speed.
CLASS 4. DRAFT HORSES.
USES. There is one standard use for the draft horse, and that is to haul enormous loads at the walk only, g-enerally in the cities and on ...pavements or hard roads. They may be used single, in pairs, three or four abreast, unicorn fashion, or in four, or even six, eight, or ten horse teams, two abreast.
DESCRIPTION. Strength is the one consideration in the draft horse, and broadly speaking, weight is the principal element. If, however, the mechanism of the horse is to endure the strain he must have a strong hind leg, especially at the hock, a heavy loin with short coupling and a strong front leg and dense hoof, because so large a proportion of his weight is, or should be, in front.
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