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 1  VI,  18|      remove the stallion from the mares; for when the mare gets
 2  VI,  18|        from all other horses. The mares under these circumstances
 3  VI,  18|            About horsing time the mares huddle closer together,
 4  VI,  18|         in small drops at a time. Mares also, when in heat, discharge
 5  VI,  18|       hold of them in the fields. Mares and kine alike, when in
 6  VI,  18|      bodily condition be healthy. Mares, when clipt of their coat,
 7  VI,  18|       recognizes by the scent the mares that form his company, even
 8  VI,  18|           get mixed up with other mares, the stallion bites and
 9  VI,  18|   accompanied by his own troop of mares. Each stallion has assigned
10  VI,  18|      assigned to him about thirty mares or even somewhat more; when
11  VI,  18|        approaches, he huddles his mares into a close ring, runs
12  VI,  18|           newcomer; if one of the mares make a movement, he bites
13  VI,  18|         moisture about the parts. Mares drip with a white liquid
14  VI,  18| proportion to size. With kine and mares menstruation usually manifests
15  VI,  21|           Kine herd together like mares, but in lesser degree.~
16  VI,  22|     productive. Horses will cover mares from which they have been
17  VI,  22|         they have been foaled and mares which they have begotten;
18  VI,  22|            Scythians use pregnant mares for riding when the embryo
19  VI,  22|       stallion that used to serve mares when forty years old: his
20  VI,  22|      lifted up for the operation.~Mares first take the horse in
21  VI,  22|          without intermission. Of mares some are absolutely sterile,
22  VI,  23|        foals of the she-ass under mares, which foals are technically
23  VI,  23|            thus reared, mount the mares in the open pastures, mastering
24  IX,  4 |       watch on all the rest.~When mares with their colts pasture