Note 21 — Chapter XII · INHERITANCE.
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These various statements are taken from the following works and papers:—Youatt on ‘The Horse,’ pp. 35, 220. Lawrence, ‘The Horse,’ p. 30. Karkeek, in an excellent paper in ‘Gard. Chronicle,’ 1853, p. 92. Mr. Burke, in ‘Journal of R. Agricul. Soc. of England,’ vol. v. p. 511. ‘Encyclop. of Rural Sports,’ p. 279. Girou de Buzareingues, ‘Philosoph. Phys.,’ p. 215. See following papers in ‘The Veterinary;’ Roberts in vol. ii. p. 144; M. Marrimpoey vol. ii. p. 387; Mr. Karkeek, vol. iv. p. 5; Youatt on Goitre in Dogs, vol. v. p. 483: Youatt in vol. vi. pp. 66, 348, 412; M. Bernard, vol. xi. p. 539; Dr. Samesreuther, on Cattle, in vol. xii. p. 181; Percivall, in vol. xiii. p. 47. With respect to blindness in horses see also a whole row of authorities in Dr. P. Lucas’s great work, tom. i. p. 399. Mr. Baker in ‘The Veterinary,’ vol. xiii. p. 721, gives a strong case of hereditary imperfect vision and of jibbing.