Of DIFFICULTIES and DISEASES of the HORSE

Of BLEEDING, PURGING and CLYSTERS
Of the PLEURISY and INFLAMMATION of the LUNGS
Of a BROKEN-WIND
Of the STAGGERS, CONVULSIONS and PALSEY
Of the STRANGLES and VIVES
Of the GLANDERS
Of the GRIPES
Of the LAX and SCOURING
Of WORMS and BOTS
Of the YELLOWS
Of the STRANGURY and PISSING of BLOOD
Of MOLTEN GREASE
Of SURFEITS, MANGE and being HIDE-BOUND
Of the FARCY
Of STRAINS
Of SPLENTS
Of the POLL-EVIL
Of WITHERS, WARBLES and SIT-FASTS
Of WIND-GALLS and the BLOOD-SPAVIN
Of the MALLENDERS and SALLENDERS
Of the GREASE
Of the CANKER
Of SAND-CRACKS and QUITTERS
Of the RUNNING FRUSH

Extract from: EVERY Young Man's Companion, W GORDON Teacher of Mathematics, 1759