New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-21
ANOTHER GREAT EoRsE TAVER
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Ip resa.,g THE TRIBusE, rJrse t-s: W. Rssy
A.s become quite ssneat .oe erest A-s.csa .5.ss
;sner il E1ope. Il msy 10. BE unir;eres:ins % .ee
phhc 70 s.a.e .t:: Joan j. St1;1-.sr OF ts cca,.Y
ahn,we3ged 70 be Mr. Rs-eys su7 -rior 10 c-e.k.rg
ard training viii snd u,msrsesb.e ho-ses. Msss-s.
Stu.znsn and Rxey usye.d together io- cone i.na
,hre iah ifereni pa1s OF he Cn,s >.sses, breaking
bo,xs. NJ Rxey .ckno~ledg-d NJ SUIT l.sl's su-
ne-io,:y sn8 offered m eco per sn-cn 10 t-aysl
n, nm and seu his hooks. tbs ofsr vss re.ssei;
and NJ s,uiLnsn wrote sni pnbi'hed book of he
osn which cJnt.ns mary yAusbie Improvements, ana
:. updouotedly ere OF Ihe best ard most thorough
works ever published. touching the proper mode o.
t,eakpg and training .he tcrse. Mr.. hsrey e1ter ed
sr; sasast NJ. S.u,xusn f0r infringement. OF ais
copyright, which hiss, believe, been s-,ic.oy sst-
tied. -, ~, e.
sal Summer through psrs OF Nugias. s-ylscd and
Pennsylvsris. few oi h.s ui- rp-s Il sIodaic- and
brr gil under his control some o. ne most vicious
animals will lie stated. geu.ismaG hsi vs4lsole
stallion which mad become nIn6rsesoie. No ps:son
cord pe induced to ente. the stsoe ~Aicn ne ssood
For sbout three months re ~as led snt wseiei WITH
ant ever once beng touched or h.1ded by say per-
sor Mr.. Slu.Zmaa feeIess.y entered tie sssD- .na
IN less than hal: al hour completely oTc in. nIui IN
der his control thai any person could touch, hsn-
ole OK ride the hitherto Vicious horse Sth perfect
saisty All this was dcre by si1dress.
Ir Ssfs Usrbor Lancaster Co., Ps., the-e Is g. eN
tsrsye iron works where CREST nsny rines are used
10 psul oie IL tha. place NJ. S.tz n.r su ss't.Iy
b-oke mule of various faults, VIZ: Ine nue Toi!d
not permit any one 10 put ether eols- or UEas up
OF hin until halte. fastened .o1LG ls reO snG
he was drawn I'D ard listened 80 thet he could 90
nothing but submit. 10 very short time NJ. S.GtI
msn taught the mule 10 be perfectly slonissi'e,
placed his nat upon his esr Shieh no one dare toa IN
before AID he folio red his MISTER persecr o5s-
3ieuce Aiterwsrd the mule suffered toe eolsr snd
brols n be placed upon hm VII lout sny resstsnce.
A mule OF s sill more vicious disposition vas tsrgls
70 respec. s.rsnge-s This mule would kick violently
al any person excepting his keepsr who ToGI enter
Li, stable or came within his resch. In pH:ting on OF
taking his harness be always hst 70 be f.s'ensd IN
tarTov stall and his driver would stand outside aud
over tine top OF the stsl which ao0ut four feet
high, he would msnsge 70 put on tie hs-ress. In
taking them off he wogid open the hamestnns and the
mule would kick of tie hs-ness! Ia tTenty MINUTES
NJ Stutzmsn made this animal lie d s-r; hen he ran
all over the mule, lay upon Dn, struck his hIed snd
fore feet together, erspt between his e, end ta1
BIN 10 De Of tee most gentle ana dece o. Gu "a
rupeds.
M Stutzmsn csn csteh any horse colt, or mule
running 81 large, though they nay neVer haye bsen
handed in very short tifne sid wlthou. assistance
He can break & horse from shymg or dodgBg, from
breaking ioose when hitcled, or ifom baking; snd
csn csrry SD umbrella, buti.lo r0oe, Or any other
friehfu object, or beat drum upon aay morse Ed-
rope or AmeIies.
Mr.. StutZuen IL 8 youpg msL of tsIeDt, kiLi aIG
gentle disposition great decision o. snl
enthusiastic lover OF the horse. lie looks 9th con-
tempt upon that man VINO .his Robe sninsl w.tn
nhamsnity. UEIW Z. RrIrEg.