ponyboys

They have been bought by their owner for training as ponies - look at their physique, rallly good for the work:  broad shoulders and big chests to give them plenty of “wind”, and strong buttocks, thighs and calves so that they can run and run. 

A Better Solution (pun intended)

Slaves are “herd animals” and when worked in close proximity with one another and stabled in close confinement, such as on large farms or plantations, they are prone to infestations of parasites which can have a detrimental affect on their health.

Wise slave-owners practise good slave husbandry by regularly purging their livestock to rid them of intestinal parasites as well as cropping the scalps and shaving the bodies of their slaves - especially the groin areas where the hair is denser - thus denying energy sapping pests a safe haven and breeding ground.

But hair quickly grows back and the regular removal of a slave’s body hair is necessary to keep the slave-herd free of pests. And as all slave-owners know this is both time consuming and wasteful of resources.

Fortunately, nowadays, there are better alternatives and a slave can be permanently denuded of its hair by chemical spraying. And there are even firms who will visit a farm or plantation and perform permanent depilation on your livestock in situ - as can be seen in the accompanying picture.

Whilst the treatment isn’t cheap it is well worth the slave-owner’s earnest consideration and it is more preferable to the old, out-of-date method of using a razor.

Ingratiating:

This wily slave knows that to attract the buyers’ attention and to possibly increase its chances of being bought by a “good” master, its body has to visually appeal.

This formerly pampered pleasure-slave was previously sold to a benevolent, older master who, sadly, has now died. As part of the deceased estate, the executors have decided to sell it once more. And looking at the slave, we can see it will fetch a very high price indeed.

Here, we see the vain slave suggestively flexing its magnificent muscles in the hope that it will be bought for the comparatively easy life of a bed-buck.

Paradoxically, its glorious physique is working against it as the buyers consider the slave’s body too well developed for the bedchamber and better suited to life as a heavy-duty, work slave.