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INDEX, 



Warmtli congenial to the horse, ii. 214. 



, remarks on its eflects on coat, 



ii 215. 



Watering horses, hints on, ii. 374. 



Weight, an experiment to try, ii. 77. 



, a welter one, ii. 55. 



, effects of additional, on different 



horses, ii. 80. 



for age plates, ii. 85. 



, frequent inattention to, ii. 34. 



, a dealer's idea of, ii. 35. 



, horses improve in carrying it 



by habit, ii. 51 . 



in racing and hunting not ana- 

 logous, ii. 50. 



, novel application of, ii. .56. 



on the horse's back with two 



wheels, ii. 162. 

 tells in the 



P. R., ii. 41. 



Welter weights, skirting allowable, ii. 



48. 

 What kills, ii. 171. 



Wheels, putting on tight, kills horses, 



ii. 170. 

 Whip, the, often loses a race, i. 47. 

 Whips, horses, ii. 71. 

 Wildness in colts, a great disadvantage 



in breaking them, ii. 221. 

 Will Warde's whip on Long Jane, i. 



155. 

 Wimbush, Old, anecdote of, i. 218. 

 Wine necessary to propitiate coachman, 



i. 202. 

 Winning easy, definition of, i. 52. 

 Wombwell's Hyena, ii. 172. 

 Women bad judges of pace, i. 37. 

 Wonders of little horses, ii. 39. 

 Working young ones, biped and ijuad- 



ruped, ii. 100. 

 Wyndham, Colonel, a tojj-sawyer, ii. 



46. 



Young one of the right sort, 164. 



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