Horse-Breeder's Handbook
, by Joseph Osborne, offers an insightful look into the world of horse breeding, providing both practical guidance and a historical overview of the British Stud. Originally published in 1898, this handbook offers a glimpse into late 19th-century animal husbandry and breeding practices.
The book combines practical advice with historical context, making it valuable for those interested in the history of horse breeding and agricultural techniques. Osborne's work provides details on the rise and progress of the British Stud. A fascinating read for anyone interested in equine history and the evolution of horse breeding methods.
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