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"BRIDLE LAMENESS," A NERVOUS DISEASE. Dr. E. A. Grange, the Jockey Clubs veterinary expert, declares that many two-year-olds In training are affected by a peculiur nervous disease, which he caljs "bridle Jameness." He says: "Ive studied the peculiarity and find that it is common principally in youngsters. They limp in the paddock after the bridle is adjusted, but they forget all about it when they get to the post. There really is nothing wrong with their legs or feet at all."
