, 1881-08-06

way sa!ea ID. for GLASGOW :'sly 70 t. gu.s;!,sse ,s
siabs s S:si'. ssp i e af's ths ccasa Fl ne e s
ford hill. Among hts ttnportetions this sea,
son lsa s,year-ofd pure blood, weight l,4D
slow il May last. lilo Is n dark bay, eEeaM
profile, and, almost perfection 'ltse!f.
i'm yss5Ga swsi By BY Kslr, ls VIII, i,i
!he latest lmponatlops, mid are animals 0f
brilliant promise. Altogether, counting
ptlro b!oods anil cradles, Col. HOLLOWAY: has
sotno l5O horses OH his farn,. lie lost Lord
fused 81, 7,i6 for iits l'rlncc Frederick ssaIion.
and positively refuses 10 }nt any price UPON
Donald Dlnnie a,M Johnnls Coou.. Mr. AIex-
ret them, acclllnaset.. Some lnlf+lozesl OF
While ii Cot. IloIlowny's I't1i: Tn,DuSE
FspfssentatyS was infcTs n Rty q
u ruro llnod and grrac Normatls, purchased
around Alexis and MDlIMoutl,t =
THE FIsESCli DllAFT-lfoilsE.
In this horse field there Is ,norc capital,
enterprise, and rivalry than fr the other two.
As stated In the beginning nt this artlcle u
required q Rreat dcnl of push and ear,,eSt-
Hcas ~ beG tno tnGt sst tonp'S ri ~ iI.Ls % sT ~
nnfonndcd prctudlces to be oyercome. But
to-dny the introduction Of iho Nor3,lan horse
has become 30 genernIs It's @ exceiienrle;s 70
firmly recognized, .tEiat the years arg near at
hand when. the Nortnnn fnrse will be the
American horse and the present American
farnl-llnrso will be nonde5cript
ctieron Norman Stud.Book, anys TINT It lnuy
bt safely stuffed that to Normandy md
s,,4. rM,,Heas un so mani.t nr nrt thair v"r
e's Goa'hS Gres.aa afe IT e ri,"sc
'u, Pug pisgnS ,..a., ~ ,.aninsli,, toenr,"i
ntceas wero nseln,.MchhicMf1'y fi" nisef'orG ~
III lie lTtlluSE ES y SMS ~. ~
ns s. iGlcneaons 9 ns nl ,c,,,
i,t,rsas t h,,,,s. .nrsnT IL ,,nrsa 1nrn fnr
a Moa ogS ,,s vticl ~ tha v:ertc irrn
Norman VIII be Used Used ~ enbraesng ~ az tlG
anOss eiasSSaeao sS. ,stn.tfos 4t W e y;tho.f
,,.9Iaa M,,Merlcam toey sec'n o's''ac''ons "i'nou'
oatefGIeTGit f, Gt,,,. ,o,ohr.ts,, o,,+hor of horsa
ltteIntnFe giyes tls toliow'nE sa almost nrriees m
aeseripson od LIP HoI! ar nG1S a,ia, ,,,as ,,nt ny
9dn,a.y seie,,sS,t y" 'sWn Gsanfo,.,ntion ,Sb,ci,
uegenetaas, mia ~ y eo"t1' T. ta,,n a,mtItst
nilanes pat9gnce, iloneSsy, stenI !st;o hesss, ts
e1ceent "eatth; u 'ay. ~, n,.ic. e,tr.
ted ana afmt. % eXpi,s senaa nan ehGurahc, fnraG y,
maintain m f9r Long t!ne any q its ~ natarnl
Ealts aiad y possesses ss e td,est.h@aols @ aaaIt
Is partIc.ilafiy ynllnnia 1or M H. US nsr nstGs.1
ysssoiq ps9s @ sa, ts ses} T 4 T. t. fssS y / aal
Keep. lhaeeu, l9yes, eIld saoWs . !es14 apIt.
gsS 10, n ~ wS, tS',,ns ~ ~ eg a; hmnr mr. nor
,arvns nnums nxcitnnent @ Wnmen M AN and % Children.
without fear, ~ woru, J. is M hoioran!e @ t,!u
FnsG' @ ~ III l@s 1 ,s - .x,;,.tat KIN f,e b1rnv
pess rsss ~ u ~ H. t,.1, ~ t :" ,rsf ~ thn c
y EXEMPT h, tfoul " the heteo'tarS aelee's u
| othef b bfeeas' eM: n,,,ar ~, ,,,,,o,, r o,t.
% ~ L., u1e aa alcssl Ts,n,raa Hi T., tnair farm n
opoSon aug leGsee se,s % hre% ~ ~ 't .nnar,nr ~
Efnals oi hia1e, aH Nv e. N th aas sS
e. ths eIess Tsss gentlemen aya be-" .n e.,
,o9 or,,a, ys =, tbat tcr n,mrs
have ueeo'ne % ~ aousfnoa oss,,,s ,1,,,n,
III pelSon u fIaee " !nHRu Eu aS, Iu,.r
nnI tundreG oM 'e eoies l e gracs. Wit to their
uSE M ~ d1 a 1ho eaooIa,s ,uos to-, co a
nGiy lssMG t ~ ~ a t thay nossnss In
pspo;;aGai po,19eS G,ao rvssInt AM onathar mi.
| signIneut is expected to land III New York,
so largc III number that 1t will require seven
teen ears a',4 4 4 speeini train to transfer the
James A. Perry, au extensive lculer Mt
Wil,nngton, informed TlE IlHntxE repre-. p Re-.
arait-l,orses twenty years ago. " tlle1! l,nd
the Impression that the Clydesttales and E'i-
g'lsl breeds we're tue best for dr!tt purposes,
sialilons IN Illinois,, and only two
Louis Napoleon md lsolAnd-of ule Nor;
taught him that the Normans. were q better
breed TO cross Will, Our native lnarcs! than
the Clydea or tho English; So llo begni,
hRndlillg Normalls, and III the spring OF 10
went 10 England and. France. purchasing q
syear-ol iorks'.e horss % one 9i tlle finest
stations. liz Soon found that his Norlllai,s
were the superior horses getting foul with.
out b'einislies, which hls Yorksiire horsu
failed TO do. Ile could tell nt Elnnce the
Eet OF ills Nornlans, while. ills Yorkshire
colts were OF ail co1ors. shapes. nad sizes:
MI, Perry maintains that Que }lorse out Of
1--WE Of tie English has large hucks, large
ankles, grease heels, af,d bad feet 50, .fron
cxperiallcc, hp ilns abandoned the English nnd
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