The horse's rescue by Doan Gerard

Author:Doan, Gerard
Language: eng
Format: epub, pdf
Tags: Horses, Horseshoeing, Horses -- Diseases
Publisher: New York : The author
Published: 1882-03-25T05:00:00+00:00

they were when thev were colt's feet. If they have been contracted very bad, so as to cause ossification, expanding lets the body come back on the base and helps in many ways that they have never seen, and which I think some never will see. They have so much talking to do they can spend no time to learn this great science, and that is not all; they will have to take as much as two lessons before they will be able to teach. I use no medicine, and work on the feet, the cause of all this trouble, and cure ; they work all over the horse, and useall kinds of liniments, blis-terins, and butchering, and the horse goes on from bad to worse, and no cure is effected.

After I get the colt's foot on in shape, and all in harmony of action, and keep it so or nearly so, and nature does not repair the damages caused by contraction, then I think there is some trouble inside that nature cannot help. I never applied this principle on any horse that I did not help, and wonderfully, too. "When I quit one of these horses the effect doctors need not take the job of curing. Their medicine is useless trash, and their butchery is worse. If I can do this as I state, that is proof enough.

I read a small piece in a paper about ten years since, written many years ago by Dr. Gangees, on the horse's feet. They had been held, he said, from growing natural by ironing. That was all he could say about it. He knew nothing of the effect it produced. They had been elongated. He was an Englishman. Here are some sayings of a horse-shoer, also an Englishman, who wrote a book in 1700. His name was William Osmer. He was a practical horse-shoer. They had

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