HORSEMANSHIP. 4/ 



1717 — coiilimieci. 



^^6 The Gentleman's Compleat Jockey : with the Perfect 

 Horseman and Experienc'd Farrier. Con- 

 taining :— 



I. — The nature of Horses, their breeding, feeding, 

 and management in all paces, to fit them for war, 

 racing, travel, hunting, or other recreations and 

 advantages. 



II. — The true Method, with proper Rules and 

 Directions to order, diet, and physick the running 

 horse, to bring him to any match or race with 

 success. 



III. — The methods to buy horses, and prevent being 

 cheated ; noting the particular marks of the good 

 and bad horses, in all their circumstances. 



IV. — ^How to make Blazes, Stars, and Snips ; to 

 fatten a horse with little charge, and to make him 

 lively and lovely. 



V. — The whole Art of a Farrier in curing all 

 diseases, griefs, and sorrances incident to horses ; 

 with their symptoms and causes, 



VI. — The Methods of Shooing, blooding, rowling, 

 purging, and prevention of diseases, and many 

 other things from long experience and ajjproved 

 practice. By A. S. Gent, London. 171 7. 



i2mo. 160 pp. M., 6\ in. by 3f in. 



