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80 great, that three. and even twO year
odd colts. are pat 20 their utmost posers-
This fill. the country with broken dosn
and disseaxed horses, Who have scarcely
lived TO be six years old.
Thare are but fu positively worthless
horses, unless made 20 hi the cruelty ov
man, but ov oil the vast numbers ov
them, thsre IL not moe than one out ov
five that il passable, and not more than
one out ov ten that IL desirable.
hsv owned at least i've hundred diff.
ferent horses in mi life, and can't now
recall but three in the whole lot but
what could hav duplicated at emmy
time at q country fair, or from among
the farmers, in emmy of our farming dis
trikts.
Perhaps thare hsz been no improve
ment in the horse that haz been developed
so Systematically and 80 rapidly az hiz
trotting speed.
During the past 80 years, the horse
haz trotted down from three minutes to
two minnitts and fourteen or fifteen
seckonds.
twenty-five years ago. I waz told by
John Case, an old tr0tting expert, who
was contemporary with Hiram Woodruff,
that the time would como when hoi ses
would trot mile in two minnitts.
At the time I waz told this BY John
Case he waz driving Lady Moscow, who
waz then a. fast az emmy horse, but could
not beat two minnitts and thirty.six
seckonds.
This makes John Cases prcvecy look
almost like . matter ov good judge
ment.
The trotters have ALREADY got within
haff . minnitt ov the average rase-horse
time. This shows crate skill in manage.
ment.
We SEQ menny viscious things among
the horses, but with few excepshuns theze
kan all be charge either to the stupidity
or malice in their masters.
The terrible kruelty ov man to theze
pashunt, dsreing, noble creatures, is one
of the meanest traits in biz karakter.
The horse haz figured more in the high.
est order ov proze and song, since the
days Ov job until now, than emmy and
perhaps oil the brute species, and the
domestic relashuns between the Arab aud
his thorobred are nursery tales taught to
children. and admired bi everybody.
Thare certainly il no finer specimen
amung the animals than perfekt horse,
none that challenges more admirashun,
none that seems to kno biz power, and
expresses biz pride better, and most Ger.
tainly none that inspires biz master to 90
CRATE q degree with hiz own outrage and
generous spirit.
The viscious habits which horses &C.
quire are the most diffikult things posi-.
bic to break them ov; this shows the
CRATE susceptibility ov their natures.
never knu q horse who had once run
away, or ever been thoroly frightened at
ennything, to outgrow it. Once q run
away, always runaway, il proverbial
in horse parlance.
I hav owned several runaways, I
owned them beksuxs sumboddy else
wanted I should, not bskauze I wanted
To own them miself, for would not
own one knowingly, At the price ov one
dollar, however elegant be mite be, asd
use him for family horse.
A horse Laws to run, they luv 70 koa-
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