Breeding, training, management and diseases of the horse and other domestic animals (1893)
Heard, J. M. (John M.) · New York : J.M. Heard · leaf 61
een morethan the supply of nerve producing elements wouldjustif)^ This is also the case when good action dis-appears after sickness. And I may say here that thisalone explains why some horses lose their speed after asevere attack of illness. It is my opinion that speedand fine action depend much… … P! 2 d -H O ® J2=5 r^ O O .S i2 .2 c5 C .^ «S « H w M PART II. DISEASES. During a xevj busy practice as a veterinarian for thepast 27 years, some of the early part of which wasspent as veterinarian to the Third Avenue Street Rail-road Co. (2,100 horses), the Bleecker Street Railroad Co.(GOO…
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