oks on Horses

By CAPTAIN M. HORACE HAYES, F.R.C.V.S.

_The Field._--"As trainer, owner and rider
of horses on the flat and over a country, the
author has had a wide experience, and when to
this is added competent veterinary knowledge,
it is clear that CAPTAIN HAYES is entitled to
attention when he speaks."

PUBLISHED BY
MESSRS. HURST & BLACKETT, LTD.
13, Great Marlborough Street, W.

BOOKS ON HORSES.

=VETERINARY NOTES for HORSE-OWNERS.= An Illustrated Manual of Horse
Medicine and Surgery, written in simple language, with 267
Illustrations. Sixth Edition. Revised throughout, considerably
enlarged, and 121 new and original Photographs added. Large crown
8vo, buckram, 15s. net.

"A necessary guide for horse-owners, especially those who are far
removed from immediate professional assistance."--_The Times._

"Of the many popular veterinary books which have come under our notice,
this is certainly one of the most scientific and reliable."--_The
Field._

"This book leaves nothing to be desired on the score of lucidity and
comprehensiveness."--_Veterinary Journal._

"It is superfluous to commend a book that is an established success,
and that has gone on from edition to edition extending its
usefulness."--_Army and Navy Gazette._

=POINTS OF THE HORSE.= A Familiar Treatise on Equine Conformation. Third
Edition in the Press.

"Capt. Horace Hayes, the best of writers upon horses, has issued a
second edition--considerably altered and enlarged, and magnificently
illustrated--of his admirable work upon the 'Points of the Horse,' which
is, in fact, a complete work on horses, their races and
peculiarities."--_Athenaeum._

"The intrinsic value of the book and the high professional reputation of
the author should ensure this new edition a cordial welcome from
sportsmen and all lovers of the horse."--_The Times._

=RIDING AND HUNTING.= Fully Illustrated with upwards of 250 Reproductions
of Photographs and Drawings. In 1 vol., demy 8vo, cloth. Price 16s.
net.

"Capt. Hayes has produced a book which cannot fail to interest, if not
to instruct the experienced horseman, and the beginner may learn from
its pages practically all that it is necessary for him to know."--_The
World._

"We can imagine no more suitable present for one who is learning to ride
than this book."--_Pall Hall Gazette._

"He is no doubt the greatest authority, both on horses and