The Badminton Magazine 1899-08: Vol 9 Iss 49 (1899)
Longman, Green & Co · leaf 41
ll of hay to nibble at instead of the grass. From personal observation I know how much a horse appreciates a summer’s run; he is as eager to get at the young pastures as we are to enjoy the first fruits and vegetables of the season. Instinctively he seeks the cool waters of the running stream which… … fitter than one would expect, and he is all the sooner got ready for the exigencies of another period of fox-chasing. There are few prettier scenes than that provided by a number of hunters at grass in a suitable paddock. Watch them as they doze lazily in the sun or crop the sweet herbage; see how…
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