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The sportsman's cyclopaedia: comprising a complete ...
strength of the crib-biter, after a short trial, proving very inferior to that of bis
opponent I know well that horses indulging in the propensity must of necessity be
injured or impaired in their stamina. Acting upon this calculation, when attending
...
Thomas Burgeland Johnson, 1848
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Nuces Philosophicæ: Or, The Philosophy of Things as ...
If, in speaking to you of a horse which I shot, I say : " he was a kicker, a roarer, a
crib-biter ; he had a quitter, was blind, lame and spavined" — and if I proceed
thus : " and I shot him because of these bad qualities" — is it not perfectly clear
that ...
Itwas proved that the horse was a crib- biter ; that the defendant had had notice to
take him back, but refused, stating that crib-biting was " no vice ;" and that he
admitted that he knew the horse was a crib- biter at the time when he sold it to the
...
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The Annual Register of World Events: A Review of the Year
The alleged unsoundness or vice was, that the horse was a crib- biter. — Sir J.
Scarlett, in opening the case for the plaintiff, read an extract from Dr. Rees's
Cyclopaedia, in which crib-biting was described as " one of the worst vices." — It
was ...
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The Practice of Courts-martial, and Other Military Courts: ...
Hardwici, Ct. K. B. at N. P. before Lord Ten- case l. terden, and a common jury,
5th February, 1831. crib-biter. An action on the warrantry of a horse sold by
defendant, a horse-dealer in Tottenham Court Road, to plaintiff, the banker, in
July last.
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The Practice of Courts Martial, and Other Military Courts
Case 1. Crib-biter. (54) In the case of Paul, Eur/, v. Hardwiek, Ct. K. B. at N. P.
before Lord Ten- terden, and H common jury, 5th February, 1831. An action on
the warnmtry of a horse sold by defendant, a horse-dealer in Tottenham Court
Road, ...
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The Horse: With a Treatise on Draught
The crib-biting horse is notoriously more subject to colic than other horses
usually are, and to a species difficult of treatment, and even dangerous. Although
many a crib-biter is stout and strong, and capable of all ordinary work, these
horses do ...
The alleged unsoundness or vice was, that the horse was a crib- biter. — Sir J.
Scarlett, in opening the case for the plaintiff, read an extract from Dr. Rees's
Cyclopaedia, in which crib-biting was descril>ed as "one of the worst vices." — It
was ...
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The Horse ... With Treatise on Draught. [By I. K. Brunel.] ...
Although many a crib-biter is stout and strong, and capable of all ordinary work,
these horses do not generally carry so much flesh as others, and have not their
endurance. On these accounts crib-biting has very properly been decided to be ...
William YOUATT, Walker Watson, 1866
Although many a crib-biter is stout and strong, and capable of all ordinary work,
these horses do not generally carry so much flesh as others, and have not their
endurance. On these accounts crib-biting has very properly been decided to be ...
William Youatt, John Stuart Skinner, 1843
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