Horse SecretsAlexander, A. S. (Alexander Septimus)
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Horse Secrets
Alexander, A. S. (Alexander Septimus)
Horses
=Wind and Work.=—See No. 3, Auction Rules.
=Wind-Galls.=—Puffs or bursal distensions at the sides of the tendons at
and above fetlock joints.
=Windy.=—Unsound in wind, a whistler or roarer.
=Whistler.=—A form of roaring in which there is a slight or pronounced
whistling noise made in exhaling air.
=Winging.=—Paddling or throwing the feet outward when in motion.
=Worker.=—See No. 4, Auction Rules.
=Wears the Pants.=—A pacer requiring hopples, or wearing them.
=W. W.=—Short for “wind and work.”
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