. Agriculture for common schools. Agriculture. 224 AGRICULTURE FOR COMMON SCHOOLS The American Saddle-Horse Breeders' Association recog- nizes five gaits; namely, the walk, trot, canter, rack, and the running walk or slow pace, or fox-trot. When a horse can show these five gaits he is called a gaited horse. Ponies.—Horsemen are generally agreed that a horse less. 44. SHETLAND PONY, GENERAL SHAFTER A prize winner at many State Fairs than fourteen and a quarter hands high should be called a pony. There are several breeds of ponies, most of which come from England, Wales, and Scotland. 1. The She
. Agriculture for common schools. Agriculture. 224 AGRICULTURE FOR COMMON SCHOOLS The American Saddle-Horse Breeders' Association recog- nizes five gaits; namely, the walk, trot, canter, rack, and the running walk or slow pace, or fox-trot. When a horse can show these five gaits he is called a gaited horse. Ponies.—Horsemen are generally agreed that a horse less. 44. SHETLAND PONY, GENERAL SHAFTER A prize winner at many State Fairs than fourteen and a quarter hands high should be called a pony. There are several breeds of ponies, most of which come from England, Wales, and Scotland. 1. The Shetland pony's native home is the Shedand Isl- ands, lying north of Scotland. It is, however, bred in many other places. The Shetland pony is a small draft-horse,. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Fisher, Martin L. [from old catalog]; Cotton, Fassett A. (Fassett Allen), 1862-1941, joint author. New York, C. Scribner's sons
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