Chifney, S. (1795). Genius genuine, by Samuel Chifney, of Newmarket: A fine part in riding a race, known only to the author. Why there are so few good runners; or why the turf horses degenerate. A guide to recover them to their strength and speed: as well as to train horses for running, and hunters and hacks for hard riding. To preserve their strength, and their sinews from being so often destroyed; with reasons for horses changing in their running. Likewise a full account of the prince's horse escape running at Newmarket on the 20th and 21st days of October 1791. With other interesting particulars. Sold only for the author, 232, Piccadilly.
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationChifney, Samuel. Genius Genuine, by Samuel Chifney, of Newmarket: A Fine Part in Riding a Race, Known Only to the Author. Why There Are so Few Good Runners; or Why the Turf Horses Degenerate. A Guide to Recover Them to Their Strength and Speed: As Well as to Train Horses for Running, and Hunters and Hacks for Hard Riding. To Preserve Their Strength, and Their Sinews from Being so Often Destroyed; with Reasons for Horses Changing in Their Running. Likewise a Full Account of the Prince's Horse Escape Running at Newmarket on the 20th and 21st Days of October 1791. With Other Interesting Particulars. [London]: Sold only for the author, 232, Piccadilly, 1795.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationChifney, Samuel. Genius Genuine, by Samuel Chifney, of Newmarket: A Fine Part in Riding a Race, Known Only to the Author. Why There Are so Few Good Runners; or Why the Turf Horses Degenerate. A Guide to Recover Them to Their Strength and Speed: As Well as to Train Horses for Running, and Hunters and Hacks for Hard Riding. To Preserve Their Strength, and Their Sinews from Being so Often Destroyed; with Reasons for Horses Changing in Their Running. Likewise a Full Account of the Prince's Horse Escape Running at Newmarket on the 20th and 21st Days of October 1791. With Other Interesting Particulars. Sold only for the author, 232, Piccadilly, 1795.