The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1892-01-15

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will bs asfoahbsd Al The speed shown and
sil Lot lack fas buyers sBz3nG usese who
see them.
Al Two years 81 e2r.iaT. INK - growth
aid development. taEy Should b educated.
Rot Broken, II dnye frs bHstza = gsutle
horse. and then siFgiF. ID 3 iizsf road
cart, WHEN, if gait and performance war-
rant, education should proceed until sold,
or II, as others prefer, they can run until
three years Of 2ge. and then be handled as
per older Detheas. wlta TIE view Of not
selling until near maturity or then four to
I'VE years Of age While some may deem
IL preferable = educate and develop the
speed Of tseiF Youngsters, / think the ma
JorltF will find their best profits IN selling
as 0 Q as they show saeh natural speed as
can be developed in the course Of general
business use. special training requiring
too close Z undivided attention, u best
results are 20 &c attained. 10 admit o.
other farm duties ualess Gae IS plenty Of
reliable help.
Formerly ,uhdeI cid methods, many fear
ed the effect q d~eFelopiag fast colts upon
their sons- Ao% there seems T. be 10 good
cause WHY boys eanu0s be reared IS cor
Tectly among hne bOrses as among any
other farm stock. since bupdreGs Of our
best citizens are engaged IN breeding and
developing the speed Of their colts, and az
the same time nave most promising o 4
growing up about them. Ser do see why
a boy should not grow up with, Is well as
enter the business after reaching manhood.
True, as with most other business, even in
the growth z sale Of orr grain crops.
there are evils to be Stunned and avoided,
such as buying pools, &s.. yet have seen
thousands who never owned or handled a
trotter buy pools 10 WHARF 7 have seen one
do so who was brought up among them
and knew tile uncertainties Of the game.
During the past season II has been my
privilege to frequent many of the great
training stables. wherein. under a single
trainers watchful care we're stabbed $780,
coo worth Of trotting horses where every
minuti& of the business was conducted
upon the same correct blsiBess methods
that attain in the most exemplary business
houses Of our cities aided by a private yete-
r~inarian and shoeiBg specialist, each an
adept in his profession. 4 masters eye
overlooked each animal, mapping out each
days work in adYance-Hot a sick OF com
planning animal but was afforded the best
treatment known to seieace-no man adj
d:cted to drink or other bad habits was
tolerated, and save when addressed by
employer or visitor. no word was heard
from an employee. Your wife and daught-
er, as did many Others. might spend the day
inspecting the noted animals Of national
interest, and see nor hear aught t. offend.
How many OF US can say as much for our
own farmyard methods and surroundings?
| make mention Of these facts here only
to illustrate the difference between
the methods that nov prevail amid
the best regulated surroundings as COM
pared with those Of gears ago, from which
many are prone fo condemn 81 entire