Aldrich, Thomas Bailey, 1836-1907 · Boston, CT : Hall and Locke · leaf 424
nd one large and two dwindling toes onlyremained, till finally these two became mere splints,leaving one large toe or hoof with almost imperceptible The Dartmoor Ponies 393 splints, which may be seen on the fetlock of a horsesskeleton. You must notice that a horses foot really begins atthe point… … Skeleton of Horse or Ass.t, Incisor teeth, gr, Grinding teeth, with the gap between the two as Inall grass-feeders, k, Knee, h, Hock or heel. /, Foot, s, Splints or re-mains of the two lost toes, e, Elbow, lu, Wrist, h^ Hand-bone, t, Middletoe of three joints, 1, 2, 3 forming the hoof. covered with…
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