208 THE HORSE 
from the pattern plan exhibited at the St. Pancras Iron Works. Here all 
the iron fittings which I have already described are introduced, and my 
reader may judge for himself of their appearance, which is certainly, in my 
upinion, extremely neat and well adapted to the requirements of the horse. 
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IRON FITTINGS FOR STALLS AND LOOSE BOX. 
The stalls show the iron manger, rack, and trough, and the wrought-iron 
posts to the travis, with iron ramp as described at page 204. The floor is 
laid with blue paviors, cut to fit the wrought-iron gutters alluded to at 
page 199. The loose box is lined with inch deal, and the partition from 
the stalls is of open iron-work. This also shows the corner manger-rack 
and trough suitable for a loose box. The only objection that I know to. 
these very complete fittings is on the score of expense. - 
Progections of all kinds are sometimes to be carefully avoided, either 
with crib-biters or very mischievous horses. In such cases, a concealed 
manger and rack on the following plan is adopted, which is admirably 
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CONCEALED MANGER FOR CRIB-BITERS. 
calculated for the purpose. On the left-hand side the manger is seen in 
the position which it occupies when turned out for feeding, while the 
right gives a view of it when closed. The whole forms a solid frame, 
