Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-04
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Last week we promised you that you should
nave lew astonishing statements laid before
interested persons. We now fulfn that prom
Use and preface 1t by stating to you who Dan
Mace and Thomas Dawson" were:
of the sn snis b 20 SNOW you the quality Of some
the weight they had with horsemen; they viii
not interest any one else.
Dan pa Mace, " who was dubbed the Veteran
OF the Turf" the Wizard OF the Sulky whose
generalshiD In driving a horse to victory was
unparalleled, was the oldest and'most experi-
enced trainer and driver of trotting and pacing
norses In America; he vas acknowledged TO be
unequaled and unexcelled in his prof ession.
and won the confidence of every owner OF
valuable racing horses by his skill and dex-
terlty in developing them.
his judgment Of q horse was newer uues-
TONED; his confidence in good animal never
Iaued; ne owned and trained and won more
races % up TO the time of his death than any
otner man, and he had sole charge of some Of
the best horses the world ever saw.
nad tne nonor OF attending to all his stock
also those OF his clients. in the five places
In this country until he died in New York City.
Here Is his opinion of me in his letter to Gem
eraI Hubbard, Of Massachusetts:
DO all you can for him in Introducing him
to your friends. Think him one of the smartess
veterinary surgeons ever met. You can form
work" --- -
This letter is dated 1885.
inomas Dawson. of Tupgill, ,Middleham York.
shire, Eng, was THE Dan Mace" of thai great
country OF racing horses runners as you call
tneml. de was the oldest and most exper-
fenced trainer of running horses in the unit
verse, and only trained and raced the finest
Diooded STOCK In the country, belonging to the
rta Dese % Proaucers there, which included every
man OF rank and standing worth knowing
L did his work for nearly ten years, and pre-
vious to his death he favored me with the fol-
lowing testimonial:
II can well certify TO Mr.. Wallis professional
apllltles he ls most careful and attentive
practitioner" This letter is dated 1872
NOW SSr H0RSEMEN, DWELL UPON THIS
FACT EARNESTLY. Year after year was
professionally consulted by the veteran of the
English turf, and 13 years later the veteran
trainer OF America conferred the same honor
upon upon me; and attended so well and satisfac-
torlly for years (under the watchful ewes and
immediate presence of the TWO GREATEST
HORSEMEN that ever lived) to the most
valuable horses the civilized world has yet
produced; that when these unriyaled men
| (whose names are imperishable SO long as race
horses EXIST died they left on record their
faithful testimony and opinion of the value
they placed upon my services to them
The letters from the other gentlemen. soma
| OF them dated nearly B years ago, Vouch as to
my antecedants; these and others to follow
lover 2oO OF them) extending from way back in
the sixties down to the present year lSyl are
| all from men Of honor, men of integrity, Of
sterling worth, and undeniable reputation:
and, as stated in last weeks discourse" are un-
| Questionable and the original letters are right
here. will not give you too many at a time:
you will get them weekly. 1 therefore ask YOU
to contrast them with the hattering ones which
presented for your perusal last Sunday, and
then Judge Tor yourself; it is well worth your
| while to get that edition of this paper If you
own good horse, dog, or COW, etc. etc.
[No.ll
From the Mayor of Chester, England Rober,
Frost, etc, etc., as below:
CHESTER, Oct 8, 1877
Ihave great pleasure in testifying to the high
respecrability of Mr.. Fred Wall and also TO fis
standing as veterinary surgeon in this cfty
He has been in practice for a number of years
and IS always employed by the police in cases
In winch veterinary scientific evidence is re-
CURED ROBERT FROST, Mayor Of Chester.
[No.2l
From John Smith, ESQ.,, ex.Mayor and Senior
Magistrate of Chester, England:
ABBoTs' HAYES CHESTER, Oct. J, Is7z
Ihave known Mr.. Wall eight years. He has
been employed in his profession as yeterinary
surgeon by me several times, and has always
been SUCCESSFUL JOHN SMITH.
(No.31
From Isaac Lawrence, Esq
NEW YORK JuIy5 1881
To Alfred Smith, Esq, Newport, Rhode island.
My DEAR SIR-Dr. Wall, who will give Won
this. Is an English gentleman of very high
reputation as a veterinary surgeon" etc.
He was introduced to me by Alderman Had
ley. the coming LORD MAYOR OF LON
DON" etc. 1 am yours very sincerely.
ISAAC LAWRENCE
From James Nelson & Sons cattle statesmen.
London and Liverpool. England
To J: Trueman. Esq. Transit House, stockyards,
DEAR sIR-This will introduce to you DR.. y.
A. Wall. of Warrington, England, VI. r C. "
5. He is one Of our leading veterinary sur.
ductions you can give him in America will be-
highly appreciated by yours truly