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By R.G. ELMORE
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Look at teeth to
judge horse's age
Q. I have heard that it is
possible to determine the
age of a horse by looking in
its mouth. How is this done
and how accurate if the
procedure.
A. It is usually possible
for a knowledgeable, expe-
rienced person to estimate
the age of a horse by evalu-
ating its teeth. However, it
is not possible for anyone
to tell exactly how old a
horse is by simply examin-
ing its teeth. The teeth only
give an estimation of the
horses's actual age.
There are very few
methods by which the
exact age of a horse can
readily be determined.
Some breeds, for example
Thoroughbreds and Stand-
ardbreds, usually carry a
tattoo on the inside of the
lower lip that indicates the
year the horse was born.
Pedigrees or registration
papers for any breed of
horse will state the horse's
birthday.
One must be careful to
ascertain, that the registra-
tion papers•are for the
horse in question. Identify-
ing characteristics or a
picture of the horse should
be attached to the registra-
tion papers.
Ages of horses are often
forgotten, especially if the
horses have changed- own-
ership. Unfortunately, for-
getfulness may be inten-
tional at times.
In order to become
adept at aging horses accu-
rately, one should begin by
examining the teeth of sev-
eral horses of known ages.
The lower center front
teeth, called incisors, are
used for determining the
approximate age of horses.
The horse has six of these;,
incisor teeth.
humans, the incisors erupt
at fairly regular times as
temporary teeth and are
replaced later by perma-
nent teeth. Age estimates
are based on time of erup-
tion
of both the temporary
and permanent teeth and
the shape, length and de-
gree of wear. °
Foals are usually born
with two incisors in the
lower gums. They are
called nippers. If the
nippers are not erupted at
birth, they usually do so
very soon following birth.
Two more incisorserupt
on either side of the nipper
at approximately 4 to 6
weeks of age. These are
called the intermediates.
The third pair of incisors
erupt at approximately 9
months of age. They are
called corners.
As the teeth grow from
the gums they begin to
show wear on their surfac-
es. This wear can usually
be seen on the nippers at
about 1 year of age; the in-
termediates at 11 years of
age, and the corners at 2
years of age. At approxi-
mately 21 years of age,
the temporary nippers are
replaced by the permanent
first incisors. The tempo-
rary intermediates are re-
placed at 31 to 4 years and
the corners at 41/2 to 5
years with permanent inci-
sor teeth.
A horse is said to have a
full mouth at 5 years of
age. This means that all of
the permanent incisors
have erupted. Temporary
teeth are smaller than pei-
manent teeth, are usually
discolored, and have fur-
rows on their front surfac-
es. It is important to dif-
ferentiate whether teeth
are temporary or perma-
nent whenever evaluating
them.
The permanent nippers
start to wear at age 6; the
permanent intermediates
at age 7, and the perma-
nent corners at age 8. The
surface of the teeth
changes in appearance as
the teeth wear. With wear,
the pulp in the center of
the tooth appears and is re-
ferred to as the star. The
star appears in the nippers
at age 8, intermediates at
age 9, and the corners at
age 10.
The cup on the surface of
the incisors disappears
with age. It disappears
from the nippers at age 11,
intermediates at 12, and
from the corners at 13.
It is difficult to deter-
mine the age of a horse
with any degree of accura-
cy after age 13. Estima-
tions can be made using
"Galvayne's Groove." Gal-
vayne's Groove is a deep
groove found on the upper
corner tooth. The groove
appears at the gum line at
approximately 10 years of
age, advances halfway
down the tooth at 15, and
reaches the wearing sur-
face at age 20. Other crite-
ria used to estimate the
older horse's age include
the shape of the teeth and
the angle at which the
teeth meet.
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AUCTION SALE
Of 2 Complete Household Effects and Anti-
ques will be held for:
EMMA JOHNSTON &
CAMPBELL ROBERTSON
in Bluevale, on:
Saturday, Apr. 16, 1983
12:30 p.m.
INCLUDES: Chesterfields and chairs; parlour
tables; pictures; end tables; floor and table
lamps; jardiniere; antique hutch; treadle sewing
machine; couch; card table; hat rack; Frigidaire-
fridge; electric stoves; washers china cabinet - -
dining -tables- and chairs; 6 wooden- chairs; odd -
chairs; step stool; electric heater; Filter Queen
vacuum; bedroom suite; refinished washstand;
chest of drawers; commode; wooden beds and
dressers; chest; bottom of old cupboard; anti-
que dishes; cooking utensils; stepladder; Lawn
Boy mower; bird bath; garden tools; and '78
car with low milage.
TERMS: Cash. Property sold.
Sale will be held in hall if wet weather.
Phone 887-9489 for information.
Owners or Auctioneer not responsible for
accidents.
Auctioneer: BRIAN RINTOUL
A
UCTION SALE
Of Appliances, Furniture, Dishes,
Tools, Log Splitter & Misc. Items for
BRIAN LAVERTY
Listowel
and
REG McMULLEN
RR 1, Fordwich
Sale will be held in the Kurtzville
Community Centre on
Sat., April 23rd
Sale Time: 12 Noon
APPLIANCES: Inglis heavy duty auto. washer;
Inglis heavy duty electric clothes dryer (both
white); Gibson 17 cu. ft. chest freezer; 2 Ken-
more canister vacuum cleaners, 1 with power -
head; Coldspot dehumidifier; 2 humidifiers.
FURNITURE: Brown Italian Provincial chester-
field and• chair; easy chair and hassock, newly ,
upholstered; Zenith stereo console model;
Kroehler 4 cushion, chesterfield with matching
Mr. chair (rust); green velvet chair; chesterfield
bed and swivel rocker; telephone table with
drawer; book shelves; record stand and
records; magazine racks; step end tables;
chess table; Morgan electric sewing machine
cabinet model; antique rocking chair; antique
rocking chair and matching chair with woven
seat and back; pine spool love seat (reproduc-
tion like new); platform rocker; 5 piece
bedroom suite consists of double bed, dresser
with mirror, chest of drawers, 2 night tables;
double bed box spring and mattress; chest of
drawers; lamps; bedding and linens; pictures;
games; mans suede coat size 42.
MUSIC: Cameo (Mason & Riech) 62 keyboard
,piano in good condition; Hohner electric chord
organ; Hohner piano accordian and case; Sony
tape recorder.
BABY EQUIPMENT: Perego Italian pram
(good); Tandem stroller (good); 2 children's
tricycles; swimming pool; Sears swing set with
2 swings and 2 gliders; playpen; children's fur-
niture; old doll; painting easel.
DISHES: Variety of everyday dishes, pots and
pans; jars: cuckoo clock no weights.
TOOLS & MISC.: Portable log splitter with 5
h.p. Honda gas engine (new); J.D. 19 chain
saw; 40' h.d, alum. ext. ladder; folding saw
horse; black stove pipes and pipe cleaner
brush; cedar posts; 19" gas push lawn mower
(good); chain fire ladder; fireplace screen and
grate; lawn orn.; Duomatic furnace humidifier
(new); exerciser; school room Tight globes; 24"
exhaust fan complete (like new); electric knit-
ting machine; hand tools; garden tools and
misc. items.
Owner or Auctioneer not Responsible for
Accidents or Loss of Property Sale Day.
Terms Cash or Cheque with Proper I. D. Sale
Day
Auctioneer:
BOB GILMORE
5 Victoria St. S. Listowel
Phone 291-3489
48
CLEARING
AUCTION SALE
Of Farm Machinery, Sows and Horses for:
ROSS & IVA MacDONALD
1 mile east of Mount Forest on No. 89
Highway, on:
Saturday, Apr. 16, 1983
10:30 a.m.
TRACTORS: MF diesel 275, 68 hp, 1,440
hours with Sim pressurized cab, dual remote,
18.4 x 30 rear; MF diesel 30B Industrial with
loader, 3 pth, 123 hours, 45 hp manual shut-
tle, 16.9 x 24 rears and 3 quick attachments
for loader, fork, bale fork and bucket; 3 sets
tractor chains.
COMBINE: MF 410 gas with Melrose pickup
and straw spreader, good.
EQUIPMENT: 3 pth 900 Ib. fertilizer spreader;
14' Glencoe cultivator; Cockshutt 12' wheel
disc; 6 sections harrows; 12' 3 pth Kongskilde
cultivator; Calsa 3 pth sprayer and pump, like
new; IH 15 run seed drill on rubber, older
model; 5 furrow JD 16" plow T.D.; 4 furrow
14" Kverneland plow, trip beam; 3 pth 2 row
JD corn planter; NH 355 mix mill with 20'
unloading auger; 21" mill and 3 screens and
ground loading auger, 3 years old;. NH 518
-- spreader, 2 -beater; -6' --BMB rotary mower- -3 -
pth 16' land packer;, 'gravity box and 8 ton.,_
wagon; 7' Grose double auger snow blower; 3
pth Mill Danuser 14" post hole auger; electric
hammer mill.
HAYING & FORAGE EQUIPMENT: NH 270
baler; NH 461 9' haybine with rubber rolls; 32'
Mount Forest bale elevator; 3-19' flat racks
with 10 ton wagons; swath turner; wagon and
flat rack with long and short tongue; Super NH
717 harvester with pickup and 2 row 30" corn
head; NH No. 27 48" blower.
MISC.: 3 pth grader blade; Bain wagon and box
with hoops, original; grain aerator; hand
grinder; 2 large round pig feeders; 2-16' x 4"
grain augers; pig troughs; old dump trailer with
10' box; cement mixer; 36' aluminum exten-
sion ladder; 3" angle iron, 20' long; assorted
1 Y2 pipe, 8' x 10' long; 2 steel gates; round
bale feeder; bench grinder; 5" vise; sump
pump; work bench; 8' roller; 2 hp 2 piston air
compressor; wind power generator No. 12,
120-240 volt; chain hoist; cattle dehorners,
new; clippers; wooden fence posts; petitions
made of 2" x 4" and plywood, 8' high; scrap;
horse stone boat; plus many other items too
numerous to mention. There will be a small
assortment of household items.
HAY & STRAW: Approximately 800 bales hay;
2500 bales straw; 20-1500 Ib. round bales
hay, stored inside; 25-1500 Ib. round bales
hay, stored outside.
GRAIN: Approximately 50-60 ton mixed grain,
1/2 and 1/2.
HORSES: Registered Belgian Stallion Colonel
Supreme Farceur - 14681, born May 15,
1970, sired by Buddy Farceur Supreme -
12560, dam, Susie de Malmaison 13477;
Registered Belgian Mare Glenn's Hope
16983, born Aug. 8, 1978, sired by Letah's
Lee - 14450, dam, Marquette's Dawn -
14610. Due in June; bred to Colonel Supreme
Farceur - 14681; Registered Belgian Mare
Glenda May Farceur - 18650, born May 21,
1981, sired by Conqueror's Benny Farceur -
33141, dam, Lazy P. May - 18497; Belgian
yearling mare, can be registered; Registered
standard bred mare Copper Streak - 863MV6,
born April 7, 1977, sired by John R. Rip -
7060E1, dam, Lady Westwind 259LR0, if not
sold before sale; 2 Belgian geldings, 4 years
old, well -matched; Belgian horse colt; 4 year
old Belgian gelding; 5 year old Belgian gelding;
12 year old Belgian mare, just bred; 2-2 year
old Belgian geldings; Belgian and Clyde yearl-
ing mares; 10 year old Palomino mare, broke to
ride; yearling Palomino horse colt; 4 year old
Clyde and standard bred mare, bred Belgian,
due time of sale; 2 year old Soro colt riding
horse.
HARNESS: Single driving harness; set of team
harness; 2 western saddles and bridles; horse
collars; cutter; single horse trailer; sleigh and
flat rack. Harness is in good shape.
PIGS: 23 crossbred. gilts and second litter
sows, some due time of sale, rest due in dif-
ferent stages, will be announced day of sale;
20 chunks; good Landrace boar, fibril
Woodlynn Farms, London.
SALE ORDER: Household, wagons, machi-
nery, pigs and horses and harness.
NOTE: This is a good offering of horses, pigs
and well -kept machinery. Farm sold.
TERMS: Cash or cheque with proper I.D. day of
sale.
LUNCH BOOTH: by Mount Forest Agricultural
Society.
Any announcements or corrections given
verbally day of sale.
Owner or Auctioneers not responsible for
accidents day of sale.
Proprietor:
ROSS MacDONALD
519-323-1324
Auctioneers:
BARRY & KEITH GRAY
519-338-3722 or 343-3607
SHOP & GARDEN
CONSIGNMENT
AUCTION SALE
Of Diesel and Gas Engines, Hydraulic Hoses,
Chain Saw, Riding Mower, etc.
In rear shed behind Bert's Lawnmower Ser-
vice, 21 Industrial Dr., Elmira
Saturday, April 16
10:30 a.m.
SHOP: Lister LT -1 diesel rebuilt, Peri 31/2 h.p.
new diesel, quantity of new 3'/2 h.p. Tec.
engines, horizontal shaft, quantity of 2 and 3
h.p. short blocks; McCullough generator, new
3,000 watt Winco alternator; hydraulic hose,
winches, cylinders, etc.; 14" Black & Decker
cut off saw - complete with 10 new blades,
new wrenches.
GARDEN: Used 8 h.p. riding mower, chain
saw, reel mower, lawn mower blades, trailer
wheels, tires, new hotdog and hamburger
cooker, Moped parts (Puck), Jacobson and
Tillitson parts, chain saw sprockets, roller
chain, K stove, work bench; parts bin; oil lines
and other items.
OFFICE: Electric WCR cash register, double
card file cabinet, office chair, tape, calculators,
etc.
TERMS: Cash or Approved Cheque Day of
Sale.
Owners or Auctioneer not Responsible for
Accidents
Auctioneer:
JESSE HORST
Elmira 669-1168
AUCTION SALE
Of 66 Acre Farm, Tractors, Farm Machinery,
Car, Skidoo's and Misc. Items for
WILLIAM (BILL)
• OSBORN
Lot 29,_Con. _16, Logan Twp. Located 4
miles.. west -of-Monkton-on County Road 9; or-- -
8 miles east of Walton on
Tuesday, April 19th
Sale Time: 1:00 p.m.
. 'Sharp
PROPERTY: Consists of 66 acres of good farm
land, all workable, systematically tiled. On the
property is a 2 storey concrete house, 5
bedrooms upstairs. Downstairs has kitchen
double living rogn. Oil furnace, drilled well
pressure pump, also drive shed (older). This
farr(t is good producing, for cash crops. With
this property there is an nassumable $55,000
farm credit mortgage, interest at 13% with 25
years. Terms on the property are 10% cash or
cheque of total price paid sale day and balance
in 30 days. Otherwise arrangements must be
made with owner. Property will be sold subject
to a reasonable reserve bid. Property will be
sold at approx. .2:00 p.m. For information call
Bill Osborn 347-2770.
TRACTORS: M.F. 1135. diesel power, with
cab, heater, radio, quick -tach hitch, 23.1 x 34
tires, 2800 hrs., motor recently overhauled;
duals to fit with 18.4 x 38 tires; M.F. 265
diesel tractor only 1700 hrs. and good; Nuf-
field 465 diesel tractor with cab recently
overhauled; M.T.D. 8 h.p. lawn tractor with
twin blade 36" mower.
MACHINERY: M.F. 259 cultivator, 251/2 ft.
hyd. wings and buster bar harrows (3 yrs. old);
M.F. 880 semi -mount 5 furrow plow 18" bot-
toms and hyd. reset; Lilliston 6200 bean com-
bine with return elevator and extra bean
cylinder kit (good); New Idea 325 corn picker
and Super Sheller 2 row head; J.D. 7000 Max-
imurge 4 row, narrow, corn planter with seed
monitor, fert. insecticide boxes (good); New
Holland 479 haybine 9' cut.; M.F. 260 forage -
harvester 2 row corn head 36" and hay pickup;
2 Dion self unloading forage boxes, with steel
roofs and on h.d. wagons; Gehl hi throw 99
forage blower, 40' of 9" silo pipes and hood;
Dion forage blower and 40' of 8" silo pipes and
hood; farm hand 817 mixmill, auger feed (like
new); Mouer 4 row bean puller; Heath 1050
hyd. drive 4 row bean windrower; Int. 15 rotary
hoe 15'; Bearcat culti-packer 14'; G. White
trailer sprayer with 200 gal. stainless steel tank
and 30' boom; 2 gravity grain bins with ext. on
8 ton wagons (new); 12' fertilizer hyd. auger;
Allied 41' 6" grain auger, p.t.o: drive; corn and
bean 3 pth 4 row scuffler; Cockshutt No. 11
seed drill 15 disc on steel (o.k.); p.t.o. cyclone
seeder; J.F. hay flash 3 pth hay rake; 3 pt. h.
7' scraper blade; 5 sect. diamond harrows and
stretcher.
MANURE EQUIPMENT: Nuhn 2000 gal.
tandem liquid manure tank (rear spread); Nuhn
10', 6" manure pump and agitator and fill pipe;
Patz 17' manure agitator, 3 pth.
CAR: 1978 Omni. Dodge 4 door, selling with
safety.
SKIDOO'S: 1980 Kawasaki 340 Drifter; 1979
Kawasaki 340 Drifter (both good cond.); 2
Skidoo cutters.
MISC. ITEMS: Ebersol electric hammermill with
3 hp. motor (good); steel gates; cattle
squeeze; platform scales; feed cart; heated
water bowl, plus misc. items.
NOTE: This sale starts at 1 p.m. sharp with
very few small items, consisting of well kept,
good machinery.
Owner or Auctioneer not Responsible for Ac-
cidents or Loss of Property Sale Day.
Land is Rented.
Terms Cash or Cheque with Proper I.D. Sale
Day.
Proprietor:
BILL OSBORN
Phone 347-2770
Auctioneer:
BOB GILMORE
Phone 291-3489
UCTIO
SrA``;LE
Of Tractor, Carpenter Tools, Lumber,
Household Effects, Odd Antiques, Guns, etc.
for
MRS® HUGO MITTEN
Lot 14, Con. 6, Egremont Twp. Go 3 miles
east of Mount Forest on 89 Hwy. to
Woodland Springs Rd. Go north to first cor-
ner, turn right, fourth farm on left on
Sat., April 16
12:30 Noon
TRACTOR & MACHINERY: Nuffield 10/42
diesel tractor, good rubber, real good cond.;
John Deere wagon 6 ton gear with cylinder lift
and wooden box, good cond.; Dearborn 2 fur-
row 3 pth plow; 4 ton wagon gear with 16' flat
rack; 26' New Holland skeleton bale elevator;
Spraymotor portable sprayer with gas motor;
G.E. 3 hp. electric motor; chicken waterers;
part rolls of barb wire; 3 rolls of snow fence; 2
bundles of cedar shingles; old window sash;
good offering of mixed lumber, 1", 2" etc.; rolls
of small mesh wire; rubber tired wheel barrow;
plywood type chop box; wagon Toad of forks,
shovels, logging chains, etc.
TOOLS, ETC.: General bench saw motor, metal
stand, all complete, good cond.; Delta
Rockwell wood lathe, complete, with Rockwell
stand in top cond.; complete set of lathe tools;
Skil 3" belt sander; Delta Rockwell 6" wood
jointer, complete with Delta stand, top con.; 8"
National bench saw with '/2 hp. motor; Walker
Turner drill press, good cond.; Power Craft '/2"
s electric drill; bar clamps; wood chisels; wren-
ches; screw drivers, etc.; saw blades; hand
saws; moulding heads; set of drill bits; small
battery charger; hand planes; axes; adz; set of
tap and dies; small bench grinder; small hang-
ing scale; 12" hedge trimmer; B&D grass trim-
mer; leg vise; barn defogger; coal oil heater;
barn dust blower part and full boxes of screw
nails, etc.; other misc. tools not listed.
ANTIQUES, HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, GUNS,
ETC.: General 21 cubic ft. deep freeze, good
cond.; Empire white. enamel cook stove; small
annex stove; wringer washer; older style
chesterfield; kitchen couch; single wooden
bed; Toledo 30 Ib. scale, good cond.; 4 pane
flat to wall varnished cupboard; old painted
cupboard; copper boiler; iron pot; old Man-
dolin; old violin; pink glass Aladdin lamp; 2 old
wall telephones for parts; old pictures; odd
dishes; Mossberg 22 automatic - rifle with,
scope; Iver Johnston double barrel shot gun.
Note: Must have F. A.C,;. 2_bikd. cages;.fruit jars;-
other
ars.;other household items not listed,.
TERMS Cash Sale Day. Cheques with LQ_ Pro-
perty Sold. A good clean offering.
Sale Order 1 p.m. Household Effects, Anti-
ques, Guns, Tools, Tractor, etc.
Owner or Auctioneer not Responsible for In-
jury, Accidents or Loss of Property Sale Day.
Proprietor:
MRS. HUGO MITTEN,
323-3189
Auctioneer:
JOHN D. McPHEE
Mount Forest 323-4058
CLEARING
AUCTION
Of Swine, Full Line of Machinery, Household
Effects, Antiques, and Misc. Items, to be held
at Lot 16, Con. 13, Elma Township, nine
miles south of Listowel or 21/2 miles north of
Monkton on Highway 23, on:
Saturday, Apr. 16, 1983
11:00 a.m.
SWINE: Approximately 15-20 sows with pigs
at side or ready to farrow; approximately
75-100 pigs up to 125 lbs.
MACHINERY: JD No. 6600 self-propelled
combine with cab, air conditioning, straw chop-
per, 28 x 26 flotation tires, diesel motor com-
pletely done over; JD No. 444 corn head, 36"
width; JD 12' header with "sund" pickup; Case
No. 970 Agri King diesel with 1500 hours,
power shift, radio, cab, 18.4 x 38 tires with
duals; MF No. 165 diesel with quick tach No.
450 Allied hydraulic loader with fork and dirt
plate, 1700 hours; NH No. 518 pto manure
spreader with new T -bar chain and apron;
George White 200 gallon trailer sprayer; MF
No. 12 baler; Case No. 500 4 x 18" plow, ad-
justable to 20", trip beam and automatic reset,
gauge wheel, 2 years old (like new); NI four bar
side rake; Burns gravity bin on 7 ton Joe's
wagon; Turner gravity bin on 5 ton Joe's
wagon; 16' flat rack on Joe's wagon; MF No.
33 17 run seed drill; 51' Westfield pto 7" grain
auger on wheels; Allied 32' pipe elevator; MF
No. 36 12' swather with hay conditioner, also
flat, and pickup reels; IH No. 45 181/2' vibra
shank cultivator with buster bars and 3' wings;
3 drum land packer; 3 pth post hole digger and
IH hay conditioner.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS & ANTIQUES: 1921
complete set of Collier's New Encyclopedias;
complete set of Book of Knowledge; wash-
stand; dry sink; commode chair; blanket box; 3
piece Andrew Malcolm bedroom suite; chrome
table and chairs; 18 cu. ft. G.E. frost free
refrigerator dresser; wardrobe; beds; scales;
cream separator; dough box; radio; old bottles;
pine doors; storm windows; wooden wagon
wheels; and many misc. items.
MISC. ITEMS: Ford No. 100 42" riding lawn
mower with electric start, 10 hp (A-1); 1976
JD snowmobile; rabbit cages; cutter; 200
gallon gas tank; approximately 40 .large round
bales of straw; manure pile; hydraulic c,linder;
Wingham clipper wood stove; cattle head gate;
farrowing crates; forks; shovels; swing set; and
a wagon Toad of small items: s,
TERMS: Cash or cheques accepted with pro-
per identification. 7% sales tax in effect.
Proprietor or Auctioneer not responsible for
accidents on day of sale.
Lunch Booth will be available on grounds.
Proprietor:
JOHN COXON
Auctioneer:
JOHN NICHOLSON,
Milverton. 595-8596
A