Besides being spavined and having three of his hoofs injured by sand-crack, he had poll-evil, fistulas, malanders, ring-bone, capped hock, curb, splint, and several other maladies which made him a very suitable horse for the general public to bet against.

Of this class are the following: amends, ancients, awns, bots, catacombs, chives, cloves, cresses, dogsears, downs, dregs,[150] entrails, fetters, fireworks, greens, gyves, hatches, intestines, lees, lungs, malanders, mallows, moderns, oats, orts, pleiads, premises, relics, remains, shackles, shambles, stilts, stairs, tares, vetches.