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He says: j The care of the ski: and cost is not ‘a matter 0! smoothness 0r usiineu 01 the cost; it is merely a question of cleanliness of the skin, which is essential to the health at the horse. Some people reason that u a horse turned out to pasture does not need grooming, i! is not natural and the horse should not be groomed. The noocssiiy for grooming comes with the amount of work done and ihe kind of [cod given the horse. The mum of ihe aim-ls of the skin are enormously increased by work. and silo the work horse must he led nutrious moo. which sieo largely in- crown-n the orcrellnn: o! the skin. ”l! §§g§:;£§:si: i §:§:;§§ gin!" Mg: -3§3 ' g g}: 32 flag; 3‘ ME: gié’gié‘::§!:aii§§£. 'gggig‘iii iniisfig 55:32!“ 7 Eigsg :55: M‘b’m mu! mug u m ii mag iii? gig fiti: 31‘? ii W insist. i! “Wm-unveiling“ Teach eun- to be led “"0 “'0' ‘u. m Paulbly “a! I“ '0‘ pa. m u led when m": M " Mu'mmum-m-mh mind that. 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