. Belgian Fisherman's Horse Good as is the horse's memory, it is difficult to organize its actions on that basis. Only in rare cases and with much labor can he be taught to execute movements that are at all complicated. Fire-engine horses may be trained of their own will to step into the position where they are to be attached to the carriage. Some artillery horses will, as I have noticed, associate the sound of the buole with the resultincr move- ments of the guns and take the appropriate positions, where they may be out of danger in the rapid swinging of the

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