Horse Talk
If yjur hors,' hstB 'o ui a particiulaily hard drive, oe 'sma beeaL woirked iuntil toe ii-3 very tired), give himí a littíe rest beía.-e he Ls i'c.l. I! iiib lii.m well a.U over anti gtve lilis liega pairtleiilair attcntiioa. Every farmr e)h .l1i! railse a lew caraiot-g. Yo u can í;v:[' ai least a í'liird les oats an:l ífats horse wii'.l ilo Thv.v cpiïh lss o rasu 'úhau oats, and yoi;i wül have uhsa aati&íaotitin oí tuaviüg your hocsea i.i' batiter conlí lioi-se boits iis fescl puit a few e.öibble .st.oiias In íiík oí a baadïul oí ehelled coru miLxed well wltto tOve (mi-. Lo'w mangara aro bast for iioreea. Go sIdwI.v wibli tihjS colts, do not expeeL tllLam to do eus ínucb) wovlc as tihe oCA hiOirses. Gire vliem ttaae to lenrn and dievetop. Xe i '. pati: íes re I ih'8 e H, 'lio "vill kni3'w ifc Si ocie seeond1 nnd yo'ur mastery over him M'ill be gome, ík; a t'.'Lck oc bad hiaWI ! th.9 reKlllt, Use ocily tho ík'st-class thorauglii)-.'((i :,:■! oc i b ' very beat type. Buckle a pad made oí flannel and wet in cld' water anoniad tilia lioof. I' dio aot Uke ílh.3 usal of ofl on í-he hoof i.n any
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