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But if you intend to give an heat, as to hunt, gallop, travell, or the like, (which I would wish you to do once, twice, or thrice a week according to the ability of your horse) then observe all your former observa∣tions, onely the night before give him little or no hay at all:
In the morning before his heat very early and before his dressing, give him three or four handfull of clean sifted oats, washt ei∣ther in strong Beer or Ale. Then dress him,
saddle him, and give him his hear, he having first emptied himself well.