New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-26

hcne ordinarily, must expect and be ecstsst 70
pay good price-tAe more % to the greater ssnbey
Of exceleress cue nay essas 10 obtsn.
These rules promised, + b tscsssssy 10 tAs hsyss
:, make Up biz mind exactly 10 shat 10 vs.ss whssh
of course must be In messsre regulated BY vhse 10
Aas got to pay. II 10 merely wants q seu. service
able sound, active usesu brute pi,hou. csiA1 Aeeua
speed, sctos, besuty or blood he viii be rssdnH and
essiy sccoumms dated Sos moderate ssn, ssy from
S0to $l25-vith each Of the Other sddaisns tSs 6s-
u,e asysnces in srithmsticsl progressive, sst d one
require highly bred b. susifu, fne-,teppss, fast,
gentle ard ps,feey broke horse. tse prise sse,nass
fsrcy one, and, according to the degree Of sscA s.
butte sscends higher and higher and may sssoss sny.
thirg. -
of eOurse it is 70, with animal. Of this had tie. We
dssrg ror Is as to tAis that We require pur
chaser to male up his mird-but q 10 the uss Sr
which be requires bis horse: whether FOR Assvy as,
for carriage horse, light harness hcrse, a sgsseul
tn, a horse or .sdos horse, oil Of which have dec.
ut pcpts of excellence and dsnct quaAacsnczs Tie
heavy drAf torss aod agricultural home Ne lsAst
difficult to ,elet,, sad the lowest pricsd the csnAss
hor.<s next then the light harness Aosss aaa lssy,
the sscGe horse which Is the most dificalt Of I'll to
trd nearly psassc, as requiring the greatest uaca Of
rae Qualities. The heavy DRAFT horse ressirss ss4
great power snd weight, with fast wsAirs ssien, ~
moderate trot, and the power Of going sapsy 10 Aia
.ef-ths sgncutursl horss requires stressta, Gsiok
rsss, activity, haydihood aad coursge Ths carriage
borses are to be estimated very ifsrsety sias, kss
6gare, great chow, stylish action and . rsdssss,
stroke Of speed are ell that needed. With ,sas Of
the.e animals 10 the Of going Of bciag essd,
outhsd or broken of any msera conse sueacs IL tho
fret two these points wholly supersrosssoeyi and
In the carriage horses they Iwsys drivsa BY
servant who as rarely has hand, Ia AosssnAn's
phr~e ss the bsutes which he drives hAve mesth,
70 one troubles himse much how hard hb carriage
homes here upon the bits, 60 that they nshs . Aas
figure, and draw the csr,isse safely and y sivvu
speed. rs
For the light hs-ness borse moro Is Rs>dsa-nsrs
.tyle more speed, generally q. slssAisg trot, which
may be a. roush and dcult 10 cit - Il may, plenty
of endurance and above ell good nosh, ord splsas-
art ,tye Of driving; aimee il 10 our cvn AssAA NOT
johns or Thou sss which are to b sxcohsssd, and
our own shoulders which are to be lugssd out Of the
sockets il he be invetsrats borer For The se1dDs
borse most Of al is resded. He must BE- Aaadseas,
be must have safs, sh6wy stylish scsioni 10 must b
SUI Q. footed; must have fine mouth, fns hsApes,
lots of coursge, and perfect dociiy. Above az. he
must be an easy mover both TO himself sed 70 Ais
rider, or else RreVOub VIII DO tnS Wcs VI eoS
the oes of leather to the latter. TIE best ssddls
horses, unless prefer to ride gsloass, are horses
with rot less than three, and many more CROSSES ~
possible Of thotough blood on any good. eos,ues
stock TREE crosses from Canadians, or lvs kou
Morgsps make capitol rosdstsrs. fhorough.brsts are
rot often srs at uottsrs their soton spt % b
too straight and near the sioand When. howsvsE,
they do tai to ottrg they make the best rsFs In
the world ss they invariably ard they Only, MAKE Ne
best gsllope,s.
Tae points for which each Of these various horses
are 10 DO chosen are oil in some sort different, but
chiefly as TO the greater less degree Of hnsasss me
main thires 10 be looked 10 in the choie OF al lses
are their sge their physics, stracurs their eyss and
their frsecom from dhesse. The sge OF tho horse y
| ..c.,t.;red from bic teeth; but the study is
] .. iuufcsre ore, CAMPO. easily be mastered nor
can il be explained, without the use Of diagrams.
The hone's sge can be sscsrsned, beyond dcsbt, up
to his seventh year. and approlimatsd up to hstsah
or twelfth lie is in bic prime a. ak; asd, n fairly
used ar d if not too hard worked when very yoapg,
will last and do good work until fourteen, 6Aees or
upward; and sometimes much longer. No one sasc
customed to judge by the teeth shouA buy horss
unless on the advice Of frierd, or Of . csupstene
veterinary 81 rgeou. OF the eyes ard freedom from
disease il will he easier to treat under the head OF
defects to BE- avoided; therefore, ss,n defer the
confederation Of these to our second paper.
The points Of the ysical structure of horse on
which the nos. indeed the whole, Of bis utility d.
psIds, are his legs. Without bis coomotas, Oh the
rest however b.auifol il may DO, 10 nothing worth.
Therefore, to the,e We look the first. The fore Shout
der should be lorg obquely set, with oorsidsrshle
slope. high in the withsrs and their above. Tssup-
per arm should be very long and mascul1i the hsee
49,. "A hon tha sha
short 90 may be, fat not round with clean, 6fn nm
ews; the postsrn joints moderately long and oShque,
but not too much So a. the excess 1sodscss
,prpsiness and weakness. The boots firm, erect.
or deep, as opposed TO Hat Esd The sst
generally large and roand. In the hind legs, tAs
quarters should be large, powerful, broad, when
looked ct in profile and squsre and solid from sshisd
TIE han should be tickle shaped, not Nrs'ghl and
well let down. 90 as TO bring the bougbs well toward
the ground. The hosghs should be large and b,ny,
straight not angular copvexy curved IN their poste-
ror ou,lires the sbsDks, corresponding to the COM
mon bones short and fiat; and the hiod feet s.cI@ Ia
foim 10 the front. The back should DO shors above,
from the point u the withers and shoulder hisde,
which ought to run well bsok 10 the croups. Tho
barrel should be round, and for horss, il which
strer ath ard quokness are looked 10 moro thsa
pres, speed and stIide 81 'sely ribbed up. A horss
cen scarcely be too oeep from tie top Of HE shoulder
to the insertion Of hi, fore leg-whieh called the
place or too vide in tho chest - room 10 thsss
parts gives free pay the mOtt important visas The
form Of the PECK and setting Of the head are essen
ual not only to the beauty Of the animal, bos The
facility and pleasure Of riding or driving him. Assss,
horse with an ishsped, Short Stubborn neck o. a NJ
seton hese csrros BY any possibility be pleasant
mouthed horss, or IN easy one 10 manage. Tas .sek