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ud return with a swollen fetlock, He ght this was a similar case. He did not think the herd mafoo should be punished, but would like to see the right hum severely dealt with, Mr. Tulloch, called, said lis had seen the pon, fetluck joint was in a very bad way the animal en being taken from the had to walk on three logs; it was a very Ind case, indeed. Such a thing should not be allowed. The swelling appeared to bean old one. Mr. Poignand in reply to the Court said the head mafoo engaged the other men and had found the mafoo who had absconded, Tt was not reasonable to suppose that a mafoo would work a pavy in an unfit condition after he had been strictly told he would have to, bear the responsibility of so doing, The head mafoo was not in the stable when the pony went out. He knew the pony well, having had it for four years. Tt had always been a'l right previously. The swelling was only that of a tendon and there was no sup-putation. Tf the head mafoo had to stop in the stable it would be a different matter, but he had to so.out. Phe Court, held Uv head mafoo had engaged the mn responsible, as it was his business to see that proper men who understood their work were a. He was consequently fined §.—The Inspector of the S.S.P.0.A. als" prose-cured in another case, where a man was accused of ill-treating a'pony by working it in a licensed carriage while ina starved erudition and lame in the off foreleg, The Court fined accused
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