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A fleam was used to cut into a horse's jugular vein to "let blood"
The saddle has a pair of finely cast iron stirrups
It has an arched or curved mouth
the fact that it is effectively a "hanging" snaffle
These heavy matched bookends are made of translucent cream coloured onyxThey date from the 1970's and were made in Mexico
The Badminton Library: Racing and Steeple-Chasing, 4th Ed 1893 bit A fleam was used toThis is a fourth edition of this book published in 1893. It has many illustrations by J. Sturgess. The chapters include: Horse racing Great Britain. History of Horse racing Progress of the sport Jockey club Racing officials New market Provinces Racing servants Breeding Treatment of Yearlings Trials Three year olds Trainers Jockeys Betting Steeple chasing Chaser Schooling Fences and fencing Hurdle meetings Local meetings It is in fairly good condition,
