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Where a stabler pursuing for the price of his horse and profit, it was alleged, That the defender conducted the pursuer's horse to Falkirk, and he failed in riding and sat about Corstorphine, so that the defender was forced to go to Falkirk on his foot, where he offered the pursuer his horse; and it is not libelled what wrong he did to the horse; replied, He rode him extraordinary, by galloping him, and rode further than condition to Dumblane, being only hired to Stirling: Found relevant.
Clerk, Durie.
Fol. Dic. v. 2. p. 57. Nicolson, MS. No 327. p. 228.
