Breeding, training, management and diseases of the horse and other domestic animals (1893)
Heard, J. M. (John M.) · New York : J.M. Heard · leaf 171
venient obtainable and quite as effectual asany other. nOLARS. Another. anomaly is also frequently found in ourpresent domesticated horse, viz., the outer edges of theupper molars are found to overhang the edges of the 166 DISEASES OF lower molars, as seen in Fig. 56. The cause of thisseems to be… … Fig. 56. T«eth showing overhaugiag upper molars. me by employers is What does the wild horse in astate of nature do about getting his teeth filed? Theanswer to the question is that, as the wild horse isabout all the time grinding food that he has to searchfor so diligently, the teeth are worn…
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