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Breeding, training, management and diseases of the horse and other domestic animals (1893)

Heard, J. M. (John M.) · New York : J.M. Heard · leaf 45

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s usually a difficult presen-tation to remedy unless the attemj)t be made earh^ Thehand should be passed back alongside of the neck andthe limb grasi^ed just above the knee and pushed back, 40 BREEDTNa OF the shoulder elevated toward the ears of the fetus ; thensecure the leg at the feltock and try… … Fig. 12. Fotus with forClimba bent at the kuee. FORELinBS COnPLETELY BENT BACK UN-DER.—Figure 13, In this presentation push back thefoal or calf as far as possible into the uterus, and bringthe limbs gradually toward the outlet, as recommendedin the last presentation (bent knee). Then deliver inthe…

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