Turkish baths for animals

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Turkish baths for horses

Joseph Walton of 274 Strand, who was later in the year to become a co-director with Moore of the Strand Turkish Bath Company Limited, wrote—without mentioning the connection between the two—a letter to The Field in which he said:

Mr Moore has an extensive knowledge of disease in horses, and the bath is administered with invariably beneficial results both to horses and their owners, with whom, I may add, the bath is in high favour.

It is not known when these baths closed, but it seems likely that they survived until at least 1886, when Moore died.

Victorian Turkish Baths: their origin, development, and gradual decline

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