The Republican journal., 1888-09-06
EANIEI STICkNEY'S MONUMENT.
Breeding Trotters in Maine,

iil1"N ha> been a great deal said through the
Main" newspapers to the purport that 10 one
could breed 30 trottcrS, With any >ii"ii uHifor-
nifty III Mainr. a> they do in Kentucky Per-
iiaP> that is the ease to a certain extent. but in
my opinion. il thn horse breeders would do la
same here in Maine that they do in Kentucky,
the result would he the same here rs there. |
va in the Blue Grass region not long since.
anu during my Stay there, had the pleasure Of
visiting Alr. X. ;. Nteci'> Indian Hill stock
farm, and while there | was told by the pro-
IretOr'~ son, Mr.. Il. Il. Neecil, thai they had
fuartcr@d on their farm 2ti5 horses, and that he
.iado ii point to see every one OF them twice
day: besides that, he has thirty men To look
after and other things to do too numerous to
mention, one Of his farms is situated PIP
miles FROM the other and when he does I'LL the
work above mentioned. there is not much time
foI him 10 play. ii the breeders in Maine were
WiIilH9 10 work Il, hard a> he does, early and
late. wouldn't they accomplish the same results
in proportion to The number of horses that
they keep: .tS ! am writing can now rec I'll
enc Maine breeder, Mr. [. III. Nelson. who in
my opinion works lust aS hard. both phN >icaliV
and mentally. As they do in Kentucky, and
think if YOU study the matter carefully that YOU
viii find that he turns out Just many 2.3D
trotter- i'll proportion % the number of horses
that l2 keeps, Is they do on any one furm
there. ! do not say this because | have any
hlij where credit is due man he ought to have
it. NY. Nelson has worked for the past ten
years t. improve the quality of horses in
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joining and buy finely bred stations and bring
them 10 Name tor the benefit of the horse
breeders, then PERHAPS some ignorant horse
man (plea>c excuse the word ignorant, but
there is 10 other word that will arl!y to them.
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