Tattersall, George, 1817-1849 · London : R. Ackermann · leaf 40
18 STALLION’S BOXES. Stallion’s Boxes requiring but little novelty of arrangement, may receive a little more attention in the design of the elevation, so as to render the building a pleasing feature in the view of the Stud Farm. Annexed is a plan of two boxes under one roof, with accomoda¬ tion for… … Each box has a separate yard, in which the horse should be allowed to exercise himself at times. The walls and gates of these yards must be at least ten feet in height. The materials for this description of box, cannot be too strong, nor too well-seasoned ; in fact they should be built almost as…
Architecture, Domestic -- Great Britain · Animal housing -- Designs and plans · Kennels -- Designs and plans · Horses -- Housing -- Designs and plans · Horse sports -- Buildings -- Designs and plans
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