. The Farmer's magazine . ~N V\ ^J^ ^ 11 K V ^ 51 ! I I >■ I- 1 I I THE FAEMEES MAGAZII^E. DECEMBER, 1843. No. 6—Vol. VIII.] [Second Series PLATE. A CART STALLION. Our first plate represents a Cart Stallion, six years old, bred by Mr. Haden, of Bal-dock, Herts. It was exhibited at the meeting of the Royal Agricultural Society ofEngland, held at Derby, iti July last, and obtained the first prize of thirty sovereigns,adjudged to Mr. D. Howsin, of Bathley, near Newark, Notts. PLATE 11. NUTWITH. Nutwith stands 15 hands 2| inches, but has when mounted the appearance of a smallerhorse. He has a l
. The Farmer's magazine . ~N V\ ^J^ ^ 11 K V ^ 51 ! I I >■ I- 1 I I THE FAEMEES MAGAZII^E. DECEMBER, 1843. No. 6—Vol. VIII.] [Second Series PLATE. A CART STALLION. Our first plate represents a Cart Stallion, six years old, bred by Mr. Haden, of Bal-dock, Herts. It was exhibited at the meeting of the Royal Agricultural Society ofEngland, held at Derby, iti July last, and obtained the first prize of thirty sovereigns,adjudged to Mr. D. Howsin, of Bathley, near Newark, Notts. PLATE 11. NUTWITH. Nutwith stands 15 hands 2| inches, but has when mounted the appearance of a smallerhorse. He has a long straight head, light and rather short neck, strong shoulders well-laid back, and is good in the brisket; unusually large arms, with clean light legs, andlong upright pasterns ; his back short, his loins arched; is well ribbed, as a sailorwould say, fore and aft; has long quarters, full muscular gaskins and thighs, small hocks,and rather curby in their appearance; tail well set on. Nutwith, Ijred by the lateCaptain
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