THE STALLION. 139 



I believe there is no horse for heavy draught equal 

 to the Clydesdale, He is a fast walker, a strong puller, 

 and he has a very hardy constitution. Cart stalUons 

 are more frequently faulty in then* middle-piece, and 

 in their feet, than anywhere else. No matter what 

 perfections he may have in other places, if a horse 

 has bad feet, a light heart, a weak back, and short 

 back-ribs, he should always be ranked amongst the 

 veriest of weeds. 



THE END. 



Dublin : Priuted by Georqe Dboooht, 6, Bachelor's-walk. 



