The Modern System of Farriery Comprehending the Present Entire Improved Mode O
The Modern System of Farriery Comprehending the Present Entire Improved Mode O
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Accidental mixtures there certainly have been, for such are upon record ; but they have been com- paratively few, mere drops of common, in the grand stream of pure and high racing blood. Such crosses have been occasionally apparent in the form and qualities of the produce, perhaps for several generations ; but they have been obliterated by time, and are not dis- coverable in the remote descents. Within the above period, but not very lately, the phenomenon has now and then appeared of a Horse no...t thorough -bred, proving a winning — even a capital racer. But such exceptions will not induce experienced Sportsmen to infringe the general rule, by breeding from, or training Horses for the course, which are not thorough-bred. The same rule holds, however anomalous it may seem, with respect to foreign Horses of the purest blood, from which our thorough-breed is derived. None of them, and the expeiiment has often been repeated, whatever be their age, size, or condition, are able to contend upon the course, from a race of one hundred yards, to one hundred miles, with their relatives and brethren in blood, the race Horses of this country.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Accidental mixtures there certainly have been, for such are upon record ; but they have been com- paratively few, mere drops of common, in the grand stream of pure and high racing blood. Such crosses have been occasionally apparent in the form and qualities of the produce, perhaps for several generations ; but they have been obliterated by time, and are not dis- coverable in the remote descents. Within the above period, but not very lately, the phenomenon has now and then appeared of a Horse no...t thorough -bred, proving a winning — even a capital racer. But such exceptions will not induce experienced Sportsmen to infringe the general rule, by breeding from, or training Horses for the course, which are not thorough-bred. The same rule holds, however anomalous it may seem, with respect to foreign Horses of the purest blood, from which our thorough-breed is derived. None of them, and the expeiiment has often been repeated, whatever be their age, size, or condition, are able to contend upon the course, from a race of one hundred yards, to one hundred miles, with their relatives and brethren in blood, the race Horses of this country.
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