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horse took the prize in a competition never before equalled in England, or perhaps in 

 the world. Look at his compact, strong, and yet graceful foi'm. There is nothing of 

 your stupid, clumsy " Samson" about him. His movements are as active and graceful 

 as a " fall blood," yet his deep shoulders are made for the draught. It is said in Eno-- 



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land that a Suffolk team will do a gi'eater day's plowing, and return home in better eorf- 

 dition at night, than any other of the powerful English farm horses. Some very injudi- 

 cious importations of horses have been made to this country. Will not some of our horse 

 men import this stock ? They would confer great benefits on the country by so doino-. 



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