Mostly Horse Talk

Be geirtle wlfch. the horw. Nervou8 excdtement derangve the digestive oreara. Worry tJie horse by voice or wtoip nnd he will be thln, no maitter ivhat you leed htm. ' Even a hoitíe appreciates a musical voice, witlli n kind intonation. ]t;niili Uie Kiiarliiip "yawpping"' man from the farm. If you wisíi your ürivimg horee to have a short, sleek coat iH'fíin to blañket hira early. Dom't leave the colts out in a cold rain storm. Better let tfaem go Inmgry íor a littlc wtüle ih.'in espose 1 ham in t ii is v,-iy. Plugs and acrube are ao4 svanted au a gift. Make h.-istc slowly tor the Krol mlle or twii wlK'ii Btarttog out for a (liivc. Try it and aee bcw nradb easier aod more gatlsfactory your tnoTBc wili accomplish whatevtjr is n-quired ol h'un. iiim' vuil liavi' tlic li')X sl.-ills and paddoctoa raad; k ttte colta and i h,ii are nol to in' usecl evêry ihy diiriiiir tbe coming winter. It is vri'ï easy ti sxiil a. colt U lie iBkepl tiedtaa st.ili withimt regular fvcisc. Doa't do it. Kot inírf(ii'iitly. csptfiaUy of tbeae cold nioniiiiíts, a corn cob is better tlian tlir ■ u r i-. cDinl i' i - irrooming th liorse'e leg. Becauae Uie ba-refooted colt picks his way do-n't iinnginc liim teudcrfooted needlng Ébom right away. A il.iys ni rest will make hls teel M tmifili a.s over. BoawtllBM 1;ué' íeet íi'ct a littlc thúii wlfch ;i Ioiik (iiívc. lm II it la not contlnued, Nasv i!l tiv ! muí up all rifflit.