Horse Judging

"Horse Judging" provides a comprehensive guide to evaluating horses, likely offering detailed information on equine conformation, breed standards, and the qualities that make a horse desirable for various purposes. This book would have served as an educational resource for students, farmers, and anyone involved in horse breeding, training, or sales. Although originally published in 1912, its principles of evaluating equine anatomy and performance may still be relevant to those involved in the horse industry today. The manual by International Correspondence Schools is a piece of history, reflecting the practical agricultural education of the early 20th century.

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