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CYCLOPEDIA OF LIVE STOCK AND COMPLETE STOCK DOCTOR. 



too weak, get high-caste, easily-trained, flexible goers, that will sell any- 

 where. And those not of perfect form for the saddle will make good 

 driving horses, or good horses for general utility ; for it must be remem- 

 bered, that, whatever the breed, only comparatively a few may be trained 



to a degree ;i]>prn;i(liiiiM ]iri rcciiiiii. l>ut, the better the stock, the more 

 perfect animals the breeder will secure. 



XII. A Horse of High FomL 



For fine action, high form, ability to carry weight and good perform- 

 ance, especially in the hunting field, a hoi-se at least three-quarters 



