HORSES TO JUMP 



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RROWN GELDING 



Balance perfect. On'y 14.3. but could jump any country, fast or slow, with consum- 

 mate ease. In his prime one could not wish for a better ride in a reilly good hunt. 

 If he had been biorger his place might possibly have been in the National 



natural balance is of great assistance in jump- 

 ing. Foreign buyers in Ireland invariably look 

 for this qualification, and consequently breeders 

 pay particular attention to it. 

 An aptitude for jumping is hereditary in 

 horses, and this characteristic can nearly 

 always be relied on in breeding, a fact that 



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