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What time of the yeare is best to wean the Colts from their Dams.

THe best time of the year to wean your Colts is at Candlemas or shrove-tide, after the time as your Colt is Foaled where∣in you must use much diligence, for if your Colt be not well weaned, well Summered, and wel Wintred, the three first years, and namely the first yeare when he moaneth for his dame, he shall seldome or never come to a good horse. And therefore when you weane your Colt, you must bring them to some

house ordained for the same purpose, clean out of the hearing of their Dams, wherein they must be pinned and not to come abroad the first fourteen dayes out of the hearing of their dams whereunto you must have pasture adjoyning wherein they may play, and feed every faire day after the fourteen dayes past from the time ye begin to wean them till grass be fully sprung in May, and put them into some such pasture, as commonly your Milch-kine be fed in, where they may neither feeding in high and rank grass hurt their Reyns, or grow thick-necked, nor for lack of feeding hinder their growth, but feed in a short sweet grass may prove well till they have forgotten their dams.