Horoscopes of 100 Great Horses, Containing Rules for Determining the Speed, Gait and Sex (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781025219028)

"Horoscopes of 100 Great Horses" explores the intriguing intersection of astrology and equestrianism. Originally published in 1915, this unique book delves into the astrological charts of noteworthy horses, providing insights into their speed, gait, and sex. David Hollins offers a fascinating perspective on how celestial influences might shape the characteristics and capabilities of these magnificent animals.

Whether you are an astrology enthusiast, a horse lover, or simply curious about unusual applications of astrological principles, this book offers a captivating glimpse into a bygone era and a novel approach to understanding the equine world. Discover the horoscopes of celebrated horses and explore the rules for interpreting their astrological signatures. A must-read for those seeking a blend of esoteric knowledge and practical animal husbandry.

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