The Mark Lane express, agricultural journal &c . to have. My own plan was to turnthem out at eleven oclock and bring them in aboutthree or half-past. If the ground is very hardfrom frost some discretion has to b3 used aboutturning; out, as a horse may easily slip and lamehimself even if ho is not shod. Shelter. WHEN possible young horses are best winteredin roomy yards which have plenty of straw/in them, so that tho hot manure can have no ba/1effect on the ir feet. Care, however, should be tat/nnot to put too many horses in one yard, and (Xeyshould be carefully watched lest one should overrunt
The Mark Lane express, agricultural journal &c . to have. My own plan was to turnthem out at eleven oclock and bring them in aboutthree or half-past. If the ground is very hardfrom frost some discretion has to b3 used aboutturning; out, as a horse may easily slip and lamehimself even if ho is not shod. Shelter. WHEN possible young horses are best winteredin roomy yards which have plenty of straw/in them, so that tho hot manure can have no ba/1effect on the ir feet. Care, however, should be tat/nnot to put too many horses in one yard, and (Xeyshould be carefully watched lest one should overrunthe otherj or one should be shut out from themanger by them, a by no means infrequent occur-rence. When it happens the poor victim getsmore and mora bullied every day, till he becomes apitiable object indeed, if the mischief his notbeen found out and remedied. Now, very fre-quently the bullying has gone a long way andconsiderable harm bsen done before it is dis-covered. This should not be ; a careful andobservant man will notice what is going on.
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