Annual Report of the Secretary of the Board of Agriculture, Volume 25W. White, 1878 - Agriculture Vols. for 1889-1894, 1906-1912 issued with the Annual report of the Massachusetts Agricultural Experiment Station; vols. for 1895-1905 issued with the Annual report of the Hatch Environment Station of the Massachnusetts Agricultural College. |
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Page 81
... mare to a horse of a track - record , or often to a horse whose boasted excellence is in his relation to a horse that had such a record . Stock horses that have , among hundreds of unknown or forgotten failures , registered some ...
... mare to a horse of a track - record , or often to a horse whose boasted excellence is in his relation to a horse that had such a record . Stock horses that have , among hundreds of unknown or forgotten failures , registered some ...
Page 85
... mares of cold blood , they have made great successes with mares strong in racing blood ; Hambletonian sharing his fame ... mare is the one that impresses her offspring the least with her own individuality . There is much argument cited ...
... mares of cold blood , they have made great successes with mares strong in racing blood ; Hambletonian sharing his fame ... mare is the one that impresses her offspring the least with her own individuality . There is much argument cited ...
Page 86
... mare is the parent whose impress is most to be seen in the foal . Why should not this be so ? She is the equal of ... mares that have bred winners to half a dozen different horses , that have vastly increased the wealth of breeders 86 ...
... mare is the parent whose impress is most to be seen in the foal . Why should not this be so ? She is the equal of ... mares that have bred winners to half a dozen different horses , that have vastly increased the wealth of breeders 86 ...
Page 87
... mares , poor feeders , must not be used , no matter how fast they may trot . in a mare is not so important , if she have a good barrel , and if she is known to be of large - sized stock . Neither a large nor a small animal will ...
... mares , poor feeders , must not be used , no matter how fast they may trot . in a mare is not so important , if she have a good barrel , and if she is known to be of large - sized stock . Neither a large nor a small animal will ...
Page 88
... mare is . - Breeding - mares must be kept in good condition , — the best of pasture , oats and hay in winter , and warm quarters . Work will not hurt them . Some of the best foals have come from mares that worked moderately up to a week ...
... mare is . - Breeding - mares must be kept in good condition , — the best of pasture , oats and hay in winter , and warm quarters . Work will not hurt them . Some of the best foals have come from mares that worked moderately up to a week ...
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