Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-09-18
FIRST GAS.

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Respecting horse. ', -
ocular SECULAR only ono. II IVY ! y
LARGE Large Or 's s%.,, should ) I.
bay white or mixed, :, 1, Ivy
somebody : msas'l Il symmstriea1l' y, I
a : ,aural; appreciation q !,
diyinely appointed fas, !, es's
speet and cultivate /, u. y
effective agency for srsa.
sensual and satanic , III
spirituality .is.l, and rciinemea, "
tiful horse is a constaa 's''l
20 It's owner it is Kind, ny
friendly relations are ss,.,' y,
noble beast repays evsr ~a y
faithful service--it i vs J., s'M
ers not to be attached y y ~ \
Horses; like men. are so y n.y.
n.nlovelyi better breet, i''s' Y,
right training win MI. 'n
right, Unfortunately. ais.,l''
out OF twenty fall below a ! "
ara they ARE noticeabl,p , N,
their makeup-ncad ma |'
large; muscles, name !,
small; bones too high s ~
too low parts not como,'.,
togcther-" composite onls,s
lcssly composed. Ahor,s y
ing to the service required J; /
n l'oW-ponnd buggy horn
pound coacher,a l. soo-pound, !.
all these are wanted; bu, y
should be bred and kcp. ,lI,,j,a
every other class. Promise
breeding to no teliui,e h
no definite model; hapha,,,t
OF odds and en'ls-has .tilled L
try with unstable horses, Ma
to look at and not effective n
Yon may go through town h
in Western New York. m,i,.
ough search for a coach r.,
Rochester banker or a rai,.
will consent to ride after, witI.'
ing it have seen 1t tiled ~,
The banker and the LAWYER &
Ing to pay $1,000 for The !,
they couldn't find it. Our6,ss]
bring 700 much money 70 N.
from, so we sell them to rp
cities. or keep them in The H.
if we do raise colts from them
poor stock-gettcrs.
Selecting our best mares AMI
ing them to the best Frepchesi
ions. and continuing to bred.
without crossing with am ,his |
in n few years we can raise fnqis
horses with much certainty Al
French coachers have been M
great many years under superb
experts appointed by the Frsa|
eminent. While good carried
are In demand at good prize, n
also great lack of good dnh /
Our horses are notori0usly tooa|
popularity of the Blackhasss /
years ago, and the craze Tor i
horses. caused breeders to ID
small stations till there Is anu3
of that kind. A reaction has VI
now we find many sacrifcn
thing to size. They breed b I
clumsy, loose-made staIlionsaf3
llatfooted. simply because fs
eighteen or twenty hundred-SBll
sacrificed To quantity. The ]
certainly call for more lara
hut they must stand the pais
they must have vigor as wells
must have action and energy
then, the American horsebreedii
do: fix ON some particular !
horses to raise; select a mCld
standard and work to it-'lrcts
color. size. shape, speed sItiisla
class to he propagated; releeit
breeding stock every aana
doesn't come up to the rqUa
Continuous breeding In a de1s
establishes certain characters
is just as easy to establish ~
black. ten-hundred. four-minGe
ty fust enough) buggy hors
10 fix the red IN the Devon call
the case now stands, not oneh
fifty can make plausible gas
color, SIZE, shape OF the coll
will have. Is the ambition Of |
i've farmers satisfied when o
bred to the fastest trotter, he
Clyde or Percheron. or l@
scrubP Honor and fortune avs
leans who will lido for horses WI
we'll, Bates. Cruikshank, dhp
snd cnttle.-Hugh T. BroofS'
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