10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BONY SPAVIN»
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The Field Book: Or, Sports and Pastimes of the United ...
Bewick. Bony spavin consists of a small bony enlargement on the inside of the
hock, which often is not very observable. It occasions, however, a peculiar kind of
lameness, which cannot well be mistaken, that is, a quick catch- iug up of the leg,
...
2
The Illustrated Horse Doctor: Being an Accurate and Detailed ...
... closer observation notes that the leg, when flexed, is always carried in a direct
line, as it is when displaying the symptoms of bony spavin. The hoof is never
even partially turned outward. Still, neither of these traits is always displayed in
so ...
When it becomes a bony spavin the enlargement never goes away. I don't think
there was any bony enlargement in the hock. From the symptoms I saw,
supposing the horse had been put to work, I believe they would have ended in
spavin.
4
The field book; or, Sports and pastimes of the British ...
It is said to build in chimneys in Carniola; and Mr. Edwards mentions two having
been taken in England, by coming dowti chimneys. In 1808, one was shot by Mr.
Comyns, in North Devon, — Muntnyu. Bony spavin consists of a small bony ...
William Hamilton Maxwell, 1833
5
Lameness of Horses and Diseases of the Locomotory Apparatus
Pathology. Williams, in his excellent work on Surgery, says of this disease : “
Bony spavin consists of inflamation excited in the “ cuneiform bones, or in the
cuneiforms and large met“ atarsal, and sometimes the inner small metatarsal “
either ...
Alexandre François Augustin Liautard, 1888
6
Reports of Cases Argued and Ruled at Nisi Prius: In the ...
On his cross-examination, he said that it was what is called a bony spavin,
though the term was very indefinite; that the deposit generally, but not invariably,
decreases ; and, in the incipient stages, it requires skill, and is often difficult to ...
Frederick Augustus Carrington, Joseph Payne, 1825
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Reports of Cases Argued and Ruled at Nisi Prius, in the ...
On his cross-examination, he said that it was what is called a bony spavin,
though the term was very indefinite ; that the deposit generally, but not invariably,
decreases ; and, in the incipient stages, it requires skill, and is ...
Great Britain. Court of King's Bench, Frederick Augustus Carrington, Joseph Payne, 1837
8
Regional veterinary surgery
In presence of a large bony spavin, perforation is scarcely ever followed by bad
results. The pointed iron produces excellent results where well-developed bony
growths make it impossible to penetrate the joint. In this respect the greatest ...
9
Practice of Veterinary Surgery: Regional veterinary surgery, ...
In presence of a large bony spavin, perforation is scarcely ever followed by bad
results. The pointed iron produces excellent results where well-developed bony
growths make it impossible to penetrate the joint. In this respect the greatest ...
John A. W. Dollar, Heinrich Moller, 1904
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The Illustrated horse doctor, being an accurate and detailed ...
... when flexed, is always carried in a direct line, as it is when displaying the
symptoms of bony spavin. The hoof is never even partially turned outward. Still,
neither of these traits is always displayed in so prominent a manner as to force ...
