Through the Stable And Saddle Room
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Nothing can well be more dangerous than a loose hood flying over a horse's head. I leave the reader to imagine the result of such in the case of a nervous horse. To avoid the chance of this, short hoods are sometimes used. They are sufficient protections to the head and throat, but of course are not quite so effective a covering as the ordinary hood. The foregoing remarks on horse-clothing suits comprise all the details which I consider worthy of notice — at all events, all which is necessary f...or the present occasion. The price of a full suit of kerseymere varies, of course, as to the quality of the material ; but a Sfood suit should not cost more than between four or five guineas, and should, with ordinary care, last . Some }^ears. RUGS 6t For what may be called intermediate clothing, the ordinary fawn striped rugs, weighing from 8 lb. To 9 lb. , can be used instead of the more ex- pensive clothing ; and these can, if desired, be cut out and bound in the same manner as the kersey- mere quarter-sheet, or can be used plain, as sold ; but they should be guaranteed to be all wool.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nothing can well be more dangerous than a loose hood flying over a horse's head. I leave the reader to imagine the result of such in the case of a nervous horse. To avoid the chance of this, short hoods are sometimes used. They are sufficient protections to the head and throat, but of course are not quite so effective a covering as the ordinary hood. The foregoing remarks on horse-clothing suits comprise all the details which I consider worthy of notice — at all events, all which is necessary f...or the present occasion. The price of a full suit of kerseymere varies, of course, as to the quality of the material ; but a Sfood suit should not cost more than between four or five guineas, and should, with ordinary care, last . Some }^ears. RUGS 6t For what may be called intermediate clothing, the ordinary fawn striped rugs, weighing from 8 lb. To 9 lb. , can be used instead of the more ex- pensive clothing ; and these can, if desired, be cut out and bound in the same manner as the kersey- mere quarter-sheet, or can be used plain, as sold ; but they should be guaranteed to be all wool.
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