Delve into the comprehensive study of equine breeds, types, and market classes with âTypes, Breeds, and Market Classes of Horses Volume Part 2, â presented by the International Correspondence Schools. This meticulously detailed volume, originally published in 1921, offers a deep dive into the characteristics, breeding, and commercial aspects of various horse breeds.
Explore the nuances that differentiate breeds, understand their suitability for different purposes, and gain insights into the market demands that shape equine industries. This book provides valuable information for both seasoned professionals and enthusiasts eager to expand their knowledge of horses.
Originally intended as a study guide, this volume provides an invaluable resource for anyone interested in the history and practical application of horse breeding and management.
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