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The Army Horse in Accident and Disease
A Manual Prepared for the Use of Students
By MOUNTED SERVICE SCHOOL; Ft. Riley, KS
170 pages 1909

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PREFACE TO REVISED EDITION, 1906.
This manual, as originally compiled l)y Alexander Plummer, D. V. S., veterinarian Fourth Cavalry, and Richard H. 
Power, V. S., veterinarian Artillery Corps, was published in 1903. In this edition the work has been revised by the 
compilers, assisted by Charles 11. Jewell, D. V. M., veterinarian, Thirteenth Cavalry, and Capt. Geo. H. Cameron, 
Fourth Cavalry, secretary.

Matter from the companion text-book, '"The Army Horseshoer," has been substituted in several places for that of 
the original.

An original chapter on Tropical Diseases, by Veterinarian Jewell, and many illustrations from photographs and 
drawings, have been added.

Captain Cameron, in addition to his work on the revision of the text, made the original drawings and prepared the 
others for reproduction. His valuable assistance is here acknowledged.

The greater part oi the photographic work was done by First Lieut. S. B. Pearson, Ninth Cavalry.

The arrangement of the text has been adapted to the course of practical instruction, and the language, as far as 
possible, to study by men who, as a rule, have had limited educational advantages.

School of Application for Cavalry and Field Artillery,
Fort Riley, Kans., December 30, 1905.

PREFACE TO REVISED EDITION, 1909.
In this edition- a few errors of plates and text have been corrected, and certain parts of the text have been 
rewritten as the result of the class room experience of the instructors, Veterinarian Alexander Plummer, Fourth 
Cavalry, and Veterinarian Charles II. Jewell, Sixth Field Artillery (horse).

A chapter on Age by the Teeth, compiled by the secretary, First Lieut. Robert M. Danford, Fifth Field Artillery, has 
been added. Plate IX has been redrawn and Plate XIX, prepared by Capt. Geo. H. Cameron, Fourth Cavalry, 
assistant commandant.

Mounted Service School,
Fort Riley, Kans., July 30, 1909.

CONTENTS

Chapter I. Conformation and Points. Defects and Blemishes.
Chapter II. Stable Management of the Sick and Injured.
Chapter III. Anatomy.
Chapter IV. Administration of Medicines. Weights and Measures.
Chapter V. Wounds, Sprains, Bruises, Abrasions, and Abscesses.
Chapter VI Diseases of the Respiratory System and Influenza.
Chapter VIL Diseases of the Digestive, Urinary, Nervous, and Lymphatic Systems.
Chapter VIII. Miscellaneous Diseases.
Chapter IX. Diseases of the Skin and Eye.
Chapter X. Diseases of the Feet.
Chapter XI. Diseases of Bone and Detection of Lameness.
Chapter XII. Age by the Teeth.
Chapter XIII. Tropical Diseases.
Chapter XIV. Medicines, Their Actions and Uses.

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