144 Centatjr ; 



Hernia — A rupture. 



llip-shot — A disorder of the horse. 



Eie — Hasten ; hurry up. 



High Flyer — Lofty carriage. 



Hack — Horse for riding and driving. 



Hackneyed — Much used. 



Heigh-oh — An expression of langour. 



He " runs the show " — Finds the money. 



High Stepper — Showy. 



Hurry-up— Maike haste ; quicken your hand 



In Form — Good condition. 



Jade — Old and worn out horse. 



Jibber — Horse that will not pull. 



Jaio-knotted — Inflated kernels. 



JcfJc — Strike, or fling and kick with the hind quarters. 



Kicked — To stand treat. 



Kup-Kup — Come, come. 



Kid SokQ. 



Look Alive— ^Q active. 



Mark — Black spot which shows the age of the horse. 



Mia^e-w^— Assumed dress. 



Mash — A drink given to a horse ; a bran mash ; " he's a mash^W." 



Monkey — Five hundred pounds. 



Moo7i — A disorder in the eyes of the horse. 



Morfounderlng^Qold. upon heat; overridden and heated, an<i 

 too suddenly cooled. 



Nice Mouthed — Over choice in eating. 



Not in the Hunt — No chance. 



Near Side — Left side. 



Nag — A neat, small horse. 



