The gentleman's new pocket farrier : comprising a general description of the noble and useful animal, the horse ..to which is added A Prize essay on mules ..Also, an addenda, containing Annals of the turf, American stud book, rules for training, racing, &c. . i) Brown Justice by Jus-? tice. Old Truffle was got by Sorcerer out of Hornby Lass by Buz zard, &c. Orange Cy. Va. 1830. James Barbour. —, Traveller, (See Traveller Young.) -ToPG.^LLANT, by Old Topgallant, clam by Shark, g. dam by Harris Eclipse, Mark Anthony, &c. Virginian, b. h. by Virginian, dam by Enterprise (by Floiizelle.) YoRicK, b
The gentleman's new pocket farrier : comprising a general description of the noble and useful animal, the horse ..to which is added A Prize essay on mules ..Also, an addenda, containing Annals of the turf, American stud book, rules for training, racing, &c. . i) Brown Justice by Jus-? tice. Old Truffle was got by Sorcerer out of Hornby Lass by Buz zard, &c. Orange Cy. Va. 1830. James Barbour. —, Traveller, (See Traveller Young.) -ToPG.^LLANT, by Old Topgallant, clam by Shark, g. dam by Harris Eclipse, Mark Anthony, &c. Virginian, b. h. by Virginian, dam by Enterprise (by Floiizelle.) YoRicK, by Tayloes Yorick, dam by Figure, g. dam by Dove, Task- ers Othello out of Selima, &-c. 1783. Fielder Bowie. Z. ZABUD, by the Winter Arabian, dam by irripd Spread Eagle, g. dam by Sir Peyton, (by Shylock.) Kentucky. R. J. Breckenridge. ZAMOR, gr. by Silver Heels, (by Ogles Oscar,) dam Aurora (by Vintzun,) g. dam Pandora, (by Grey Diomede,) g. g. dam by Halls Union, Leonidas, &, by Don Carlos, dam by Georges , ch. m. by Gracchus, dam Miss Chance by impd Chance. Messrs. , by Old Messenger, dam Dido by impd Bay Richmond, g. dam Old Slamerkin, (by Wildair,) g. g. dam impd Cub unare, &C. 35* 405. INSTRUCTIONS FOR TRAINING, BY CHARLES DUVALL. Let the horse be in good flesh when you put him up; night andmorning walk him four miles, well clothed with one blanket and asuit of horse clothes, for eight days ; water him between the walk-ing with forty swallows ; feed him at nine in the morning, at twelveoclock, at six in the evening, and at nine at night, with three quartsof oats and chopped corn, one-fifth chopped corn, giving him onebundle of blades after feeding in the morning, at twelve oclock, andat six oclock: after feeding at nine at night, give him two bundlesof blades. Let him be well rubbed before each feed with straw asto his body, and his legs with woollen rubbers ; let him have a goodbed of straw; let his feet and legs, night and morning
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