The Percheron Horse
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If, on the contary, by wishing to make too quick prog- ress, there should be too much difference between the stallion and the mare, the resulting stock, although in ap- pearance successful, will always prove bad breeders, giving ungainly results, with blemishes which would never have occurred in proceeding wisely, especially not in improv- ing by means of the primitive horse, all of whose ancestors are of the same race.
This latter crossing, that is, with the Arab, may some- times give slower, ...but with it we are always sure to ob- tain finally better results. Thus in making choice of the best Percheron mares and crossing them with fine, but the stoutest possible, Arabs, we would advance towards cer- tain improvements, and at the end of a few generations, we would be sure to find at each foaling season fine types, 3* 58 THE PEKCHEROI* HORSE.
combining with the strength and docility of the dams the style, spirit, and intelligence, of the sires. For, it must not be forgotten, work requires intelligent horses ; the more they are gifted with this quality, the longer they last and the more useful their services.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If, on the contary, by wishing to make too quick prog- ress, there should be too much difference between the stallion and the mare, the resulting stock, although in ap- pearance successful, will always prove bad breeders, giving ungainly results, with blemishes which would never have occurred in proceeding wisely, especially not in improv- ing by means of the primitive horse, all of whose ancestors are of the same race.
This latter crossing, that is, with the Arab, may some- times give slower, ...but with it we are always sure to ob- tain finally better results. Thus in making choice of the best Percheron mares and crossing them with fine, but the stoutest possible, Arabs, we would advance towards cer- tain improvements, and at the end of a few generations, we would be sure to find at each foaling season fine types, 3* 58 THE PEKCHEROI* HORSE.
combining with the strength and docility of the dams the style, spirit, and intelligence, of the sires. For, it must not be forgotten, work requires intelligent horses ; the more they are gifted with this quality, the longer they last and the more useful their services.
What to read after The Percheron Horse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Du Hays to read onlineMoreLess
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