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... It was not the mare’s fault or her husbaud’s. Could not say how far the mare jumped. Thomas Ho sfield, gamekeeper to Mrs. Staveley, returned home with defendant and his wife. Was sober. Could not say defendant was the worse for liquor. Saw three horses ...