ig\ ON THE HACKNEY AND HUNTER. 



a purchafe ; more particularly, if unattended 

 with warranty : viz. 



Head ill set on, or too long, eyes, 

 age, wolve's teeth, bladders in the 

 mouth, gigs, glanders, jogged underthe 

 jaw, hide-bound, broken wind, crib- 

 biter or ticker, run-a-way, restiff, vi- 

 cious, neck-reversed, or cock-throp- 

 feled, ewe or deer-necked, shoulder 

 straight and heavy, chest narrow or 

 wide, high on the leg, broken knees, 

 round legs, and grease, windgalls, si- 

 news down, splent, oslet, speedy cut, 

 knock, mallenders, hurts in the joints, 

 toes turned outor in,feet soft or hard, 

 large, small, or deep, quitter, false 

 quarters, ringbone, sandcrack, groggy, 

 founder, thrushes, corns, high-goer, 

 daisey - cutter, fore- low, shallow 

 girth, hollow-backed, bream-backed, 

 long -backed, broken - backed or me- 

 grim, light carcase, bursten, ragged- 

 hipped, droop-arsed, dutch or round 

 buttocks, hipshot, stiffled, lame in 

 whirlbone, spavins, bone and bog, curb, 

 thoroughpin, capped hocks, or hougii- 

 boney, sallenders, sickle-hammed, cut 

 behind, hammer and pinchers, or over- 

 reach, wrong-end first, stringhalt. 



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