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Show Hon lo Take fare of a Hone. A. warm, or cool, according lo the won, light, well veulll.lrd and thoroughly cl.au atable, with about f.uriiirl. ofoata three time, dally, not too much hay, proper tailing, a nice bran nttili al.iut once a week, wllltr.ew.hoia ouco a ntinlh. react vveryfuittilglitlf worked InrJ, and, tuodtrite amount of clear, cool water nrelliu.rliitlul iiecearli ofairiaiil hiirt. ye a writer In Iho New York rrituric. He ahould never lai ftvl af lereiercltellll Ihcruughly exdi-l nut, and If a valuable anlnitl It will pay Jon lo have him ecui-e.1 ami well mo bod down every time you havvwnrm-ed havvwnrm-ed him up. H very charry of giving a liorto water. Hu ahould never havu It when hot or out on llm rot I tuout it tlatid tllll, although a alight thlr.t Utirhlugou the Journey, ao longaa he la kept going It lauellclal rather lhauotheralae. There la no place lu the world where TIn" y t-etter lhau In Iho italic even the lion llkra a tip now aud then, uf carrot., of applet or i.t iu gar. The horw tuttera f.r more from Ignoranco thin from moat opla'a pvll Intentlutit. A lining, healthy rider doea not lira nearly roiukkly a. her aulmal; ah never ttO lo think thai her weight on a horte'a back It far harder on hint than a goal deal more weight would b if drawu In a wagon or rati. Twenty lull. a day for a tad He liort It a pretty good amount of work. Thlrly mllra every few daya, with ihorler Jaunt thiowti In between llm.-a, would l iiiurli eatler on hint. It laaliuott linaMtlb, Ihough, to give a ichclule or tlandani of work foraudillo bono Ihat would ! anything Ilk fair. Home rldera laketuonioulof Ihelr auluiala lu live tnllua than many oilier, do In Iwenly-flve Iwenly-flve mllra. Ut your hoix go euy; walkhlmuiiand downhill, and only Ktllop him on level itri.lclut of loaut or turf. |
