THE
LIFE AND DEATH
OF
A Race-Horse.

EXEMPLIFIED

In his various Stages of Existence, till his Dissolution.

I. When a Foal with his Dam.

II. When a Colt breaking.

III. After running a Race and winning
a considerable Sweepstakes.

IV. As a Hunter going out to the Chace.

V. As a Poet-Chaife Horfe on the Road.

VI. His Dissolution.

The Whole Drawn and Engraved in Aquatinta,

By THOMAS GOOCH, Esq;

WITH
AN ESSAY,

Tending to excite a BENEVOLENT CONDUCT towards the BRUTE CREATION,

By the late Dr. HAWKSWORTH.

TO WHICH IS NOW ADDED

The Song of the Race Horfe, &c.

LONDON:

Printed for EDWARD JEFFERY, in Pall-Mall, 1772.—Price 1s. 1d. in Boards.