the TABLE. 



he priced upon a Journey, and ftop'd over night whh Cow-dung 

 77. what U meant by tender Feet 78. Flat Feet, fee Shoeing*' 

 Large Feet aptefl to be fpoiVd 98. Feet, their Disorders 280. 

 Feet wafted or forunk 288, 289. 

 Fevers 322. Fevers from foundering 310. 

 Figs on the in fide of the Jaw-bone not danger out 27. Figs on the 



Frujh, what they are 39. how to know if a Horfe hat had 'em 39. 

 mUetsdejcrWdi. 

 Fire,tfc only Remedy for an Ox-fpavin and Jar don 37. 'tit profitable 



to the Hoof upon many Occafons 43. Fire, how to give it 269. 

 Flanks defcrib'd^, their due Form 11. when a Horfe has no 



Flanks 47. how to know when his Flanks are eut of Order 49, 

 Flexible Joints the chief Quality of a Horfe of Manage 30, 31. 

 Foal, how long a Mare goes with Foal, and which is the moft pro- 

 per time to Foal here in England 146. at what time Foals are 

 to be wean'd, and how ordered 150. 

 Foal. Teeth 2. 



Food, dry contributes much to the Beauty of Horfes 152, 153. 

 Foot, its Parts dcfcrib'd 3. when it ought to have a Star 5. its 

 Heel ought to be large and open 42. it ought neither to be too fat 

 nor toofmaU^S,^. 

 Forehead, how beft Jhap'd 15. 

 Fore-legs, how they fiould befap'd 12. 

 Formes, what they are 34* they aire an uncommon but dangerom 



Imperfection 34. 

 Foundering, objiruttions in the Lungs Occafiotfd £7 Foundering 



309. Fevers occafwn'd by it 310. 

 Foundering, how to prevent it after hard riding 80. a Horfe 

 foundered in the Feet, jhould neither have hi* Foes pared, not 

 his Heels much taken down iig. 

 Fret, fee Gholick* 

 Froth in the Mmh agooi Sign 9, 58. efpecialiy if it be white and 



thick 58. 

 Frufh or Frog defcnVd 3. how it fiould be fbap'd 13. it ought 



to be par' d flat 101. 

 Truth ft abb' d 285. 

 Fund,y£e Source* 

 Fundament /<zZ/e» down 343* 

 Fuzies dangerom 33* 



G» 



G Ailing of a Horfe' s Back on a Journey, how prevented and 

 cufd 76. Galling between the Legs cur'd 968. 

 Galls on the Back 299. Saddle Gall 292. Harnefs Galls 300^ 

 Gallop, its true Motion F90, 191. Galloping before bloodletting 

 unfeafonable 132. Galloping m foon as the Horfe comes out of 

 the Water prejudicial 159. 

 Gangrene 298. 

 Gatherers, the Vfi mi Divifion 14 ~ 



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