LAMENESS IN RACEHORSES.

New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Issue 1359, 11 May 1916, Page 25

LAMENESS IN RACEHORSES.

AN EFFECTIVE REMEDY. Horse owners throughout New Zealand cannot afford to lose sight of the valuable scientific remedy Equinoint for lameness in horses. The Equinoint treatment has entirely superseded the painful and unnatural practice of “firing,” and horse owners who have tried the remedy when their horses’ legs give trouble are loud in their praises of its effective properties. Messrs. Young and Collins, Ltd., of Wanganui, have received many glowing testimonials from owners of racehorses, hunters, and polo ponies, expatiating on the great merits of Equinoint, which has proved a splendid remedy for all kinds of troubles with horses’ legs. This highly effective preparation is now in use in the leading racing stables of the Dominion, and is regarded as indispensable by all who have had an opportunity of judging of its many fine qualities. Equinoint may be procured from saddlers and chemists everywhere, or direct from Messrs. Young and Collins, Ltd., Avenue, Wanganui.