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Horses advance in value as their failings are 



cured 103 



Messrs. Anderson and Elmore, the kind of horse 



they purchase . . . . . .109 



Taste and judgment in horses to be learnt in 



London, practice in the country . .Ill 



Farmers not finished horsemen . . . ih. 



Men who should not look to making money by 



horses . . . . . . . 112 



Gentlemen and traders . . . . .113 



Harness horses . . . . . 114 



Sir John Lade, and the late Prince of Wales . 115 

 Sir John Lade and Sir Henry Peyton . . 116 



Horses well and ill matched in harness, different 



effects of . . . 



Three supposed characters, as four-in-hand 



coachmen 

 Single harness 

 Yagabond, the race-horse . 

 Trotters .... 

 Ladies' horses difficult to get 

 Ladies' riding 



Mrs. Thornton and Mr. Elint 

 Where a lady may make money by horses 

 Men of business making money by horses 

 The knowing baker .... 



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