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THE HORSE 



the horse has become so during a long experience of jumping, and learned 

 to accommodate himself to a defect of which he is conscious. 



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Deep, " holding " ground delays the removal of the fore-feet so that over- 

 reaching takes place, and the toe or quarter of a hind-foot strikes the heel 

 or fetlock of a front one. 



