Mares And Colts

-Brood mares are Hable to injury from slippinc; on the ico, nd they ought to be kept dharp shod if used, aod kept off from icy paths when exeroised or led to water. Similar care must be hnd for colts in giving them ex eroige. Tlie winter is a íivorable seafon to break and traio young horses. Iö all exercÍ8e for (he purpose of training a horee, remember he is an animal of considerable powrs of rcason, ofgreat natural caution, of excellent memory, and of almost uncontrollable euriosity, acd work upoo these faculties. The borse is never gatisfied with his knowledge of a new and strange thing unlesa he smclls and rubs it with bis nose. Thia he must do voluntarily.