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a??Road, Track, and Stable: Chapters About Horses and Their Treatmenta?? explores the multifaceted world of horses in the late 19th century. Henry Childs Merwin provides insights into the daily lives, training, and care of horses, reflecting the era's deep connection with these animals. From the stable to the racetrack, Merwin examines various aspects of horse management, offering a detailed look at the practices and challenges faced by horse owners and enthusiasts of the time.
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