. Gli arabi puri e gli americani-arabi (cavalli di Huntington); un catalogo che contiene storia, opinioni e suggerimenti relativi ai cavalli arabi e all'allevamento di cavalli arabi. Un altro punto, i pascoli, che in arabo sono obliqui e cedevoli, sono forti e grandi in confronto a quelli di un cavallo purosangue inglese, come tutte le altre articolazioni. Yuatt dice:*nella formazione della spalla, accanto a quella della testa, l'arabo è superiore a qualsiasi altra razza. Anche in questo caso, la lama a bandoliera ha la sua inclinazione corretta

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. The pure Arabians and Americo-Arabs (Huntington horses); a catalogue containing history, opinions and suggestions relative to the Arabian horses and horse breeding. e called his greatest characteristics, butyet an Arabian might be known by his hind quarters. Another point, the pasterns, which in the Arabian are oblique and yielding, are strong and large in comparisonwith those of an English thoroughbred horse, as are all other joints. Youatt says:*In the formation of the shoulder, next to that of the head, the Arab is superior toany other breed. Again, The shoulder blade has its proper inclination back-wards. It is thickly clothed with muscle, but without the slightest appearanceof heaviness. The same author says, The chest of the Arab may, perhaps, beconsidered too narrow, that being the opinion of the uninitiated or of those whohave studied an imperfect and inferior model, whose judgment has been therebyperverted. But, says the same writer, behind the arms the barrel generally swellsout, and leaves sufficient room for the play of the lungs. Youatt is still more em-phatic when stating the advantages of this formation, which gives a broad, deep 26. The rare and nobly bred pure Maneghi=Hadruji Arabian Stallion KHALED Half brother to Clay Kismet. Sire Nimr by Kismet (desert bred). Dam Naom.i by Yataghan (desert bred). Foaled May 2^, i<Sgj. Color red chestnut.Height 15-3^. Bred by Mr. Randolph Huntington. Khaled is likely the largest Pure Arabian stallion that ever lived. He has proven to be asplendid sire of large, hardy foals. The property of Hartman Stock Farm. chest: It is to the mixture of Arabian blood that we principally owe this peculiarand advantageous formation of the chest of the horse. The Arab is light—somewould say too much so before, but immediately behind the arms the barrel almostinvariably swells out, and leaves plenty of room where it is most wanted for theplay of the lungs, and at the same time where the weight does not press so exclusivelyon

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