ANNALS OF HORSEMANSHIP. I9 



LETTER THE FOURTH. 



To Mr. G. Gambado. 



SIR, 



I Want your advice, and hope you will 

 give it me, concerning a horfe I have lately 

 bought, and which does not carry me at all 

 in the fame way he did the man I bought 

 him of. Being recommended to a Dealer in 

 Moorfields (who I rather think is no honefter 

 than he ought to be), I went to him, and 

 de fired to look into his ftable, and fo he 

 took me in; with a long whip in his hand, 

 which he faid was to wake the horfes that 

 might perhaps be alleep, as they were but 

 jufl: arrived from a long journey, coming frefh 



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