The American Turf Register and Sporting Magazine, 1844, Vol. 15 (Classic Reprint)

Glimpse a mid-19th century world of fox hunting, kennels, and racing, told through practical field notes and veterinary guidance.

This edition compiles period discussions on humane hunting practices, the risks of overexertion, and the value of care for horses and hounds. It includes practical remedies, cautions against overuse of “physic” on dogs and horses, and debates over tools like the martingale, all framed by a hunter’s everyday experience. You’ll also encounter race reports, calendar notes, and intelligence from English and American sporting circles of the era.

• Open discussions on animal welfare and rider safety in the hunting field.


• Case stories and practical tips on equine health, rest, and recovery.


• Insights into kennel management, hound training, and field trials at Quorn and other hunts.


• Historical race calendars, entries, and results from major courses and meets.

Ideal for readers of historic sports writing, animal welfare in 19th-century sports, and the culture of fox hunting and horse racing.