The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-31
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sized capful Of earth In a single day. He needs
much to aa sess u ssrss
snS len IL WIN M qasf s'1 ses Esa
ror Ny ,Sd stalls are constructed th,s plant
es mat e escS a.
sionaily layer OF straw in extremely cold
MSsMS Tns ,Ss a drain for all
t. loses It's freshness It Is removed md new
my stalls are kent absolutely clean and sweet
without the use Of any dlslnfectants There
tb H no dnmei ;m sneh
my stables as simply as possible" :.
strictly to breeding, or will YOU nut your horses
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story which has been going the rounds Of the
hss %ro 4s thf hd T Sse Wss ap and That
sense ser to say that Eaid fancy Price for him
ever paid for a horse. That is simply ridicu-
lous; hope am toe sensible BUSINESS man n,
9iSfs oS had To- '"s was s Ss
animal the q" Ordinary ' rules Of trade could not
be applied in this case. | wanted him. and
sena9r Stanford weud not part with him for
vo %Whas It, Do S,yy, "a propose to do with him. now
oh. shall use him for breeding purposes
shall you Wy him for q record this year2"
depend entirely upon his condition. / Gun tell
~ Fss w nS and hqSi m ws s0 M Do
little exercise every day on the track. but there
Is no attempt at 4 n tbo VII there BE- be-
good condition shall probably try for REQ
ord. bpt have net yet given the matter any
1Ps o sssSs me s .s0 tt sia though e.
leve that the only way to develop horses
snee;d is to Pit him AGAINST another horse. An
horses speed and endurance and grit. COM
sntsrnrise, Without contest now ' and G then
Mha e he f Ge Ta Re sens
running 1 c1mpapion:. Il succeed in my breed.
good many fast horses on tho track"
how soon do you intend to put Arion to
-, Early in February. unless, he shows some
letters and kilograms from prominent breed;
dates. Here is one gentleman who offers
to sc as II SCENTS My s y ss Be esss SSt s n IS
sfesdy than ssn al iii; sSai! ne
sw %ffe ,sn qGfsP In raS
ing for the track. shall breed him to ny own
Of which are hrsd from very as t atoes
hs ss5 VIII wssss ssssSa sxfs bSioS
@ esis IS $io and nd May NAY
DO you intend purchasing any moro
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fairly flooded with letters from people. each Of
whom thinks he owns the fastest mare in ex-
lion Of his ag. IA the world. they want me to
surround him with fast mares
course. Cannot spare tho time to answer ali
Fl on TO stot tbst
rortunities. l am very well satisfied with my
have The best. I have no favor t. strain Of Of
stock Which intend t. deSSeioP have in ny
track. and have no lear hut that tho future g
present accom modations ar limited; hat
YOU will see when You reach the farm"
>, The aboyye compensation took place In Mr..
Intendent Of his farm in PonEspoas f insured sS
The SUNS r represontative very courteous
ion There he say the AroT in
but a close inspection Of The stable Shows
structicn. even if tho ' sty H Of f. archtecture
is severely plain. 4 broad, driveway leads
equipped with all tho comforts which the pres
The fouss stands 5y ITSELF s and al the stables
parallel with the track. These buildings COM
prise large stable ia and carriage house com
a, COW barn, and a blacksmiths shop. All the
Is done ~ an m exfert t who
are expected to reyolutionize trotting records
The main stable contains seventeen box
we'll as those for stations and brood Mares
are constructed according to the plan outlined
The, stallion stable contains but two large
box stalls on the ground floor: The second
hooris finished of into two sleeping rooms
overhead. and the least sign Of trouble could
BE- to T Ut sa HeSg ArGn
urement thus being reduced TO a minimum
nS nss sSne tH a n s Rys the wifi fa ee te MS
soft loan. There is not the iaintest odor Of
the stable about the place. When THE SUN
representative called the stallion was blanket.
ed. but Mr.. Fowler. his keeper. quickly showed
his beautiful charge in all his grandeur. Arion
walked UP to the CORES pondent and shifted at
his face and hands. and then calmly walked
about as II conscious Of the admiration cen
tired uIon him. The keepers assertion that
the stallion was. without exception. the gem
tlcst member Of his sex and uSo Ii the cOun-
Try seemed to i've amply verified. Arion occu-
Gp%nies the ST stal which originally belonged to
Mascot. who was sold for $4,000.
wide corridor separates Aroma stall from
another OF similar size occupied by Bedouin. .
three year old with record Of 2:2S.
The brood mares stable Is divided into four
large airy box stalls similar In design to those
OCCUPIED by the stations.
part Of the farm. ii Is substantially buiit. and
Is in very good condition for one so recently
constructed. Being. put three.quarters OF a
mile in length, it will not, OF course he suit
able for record breaking. but Mr.. Forbes in
tend to give his flyers most OF their practice
work over this course.
In short time Mr. Forbes will send FIVE
mares to be bred to Allerton u :09A) at Inde-
full sister to .Edgemark Miss Stanford-by
Elect Lonner,: dam the Barnes mare. by Whip
nle's Hambletonian. Titania-Ly Electioneer:
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