Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1893-03-24

such ueans Woul" oe "oie W ieP'VuuN0
itself? TO us the Idea Is absurd. Inc
truth of the whole matter is that the |
,.r,,.,. soorot of ,onvorting tba trotter
= Wv -.
INTO the PAGER lies no1 50 "iuch III ''ie-
chanical manipulation as 1t does In the
laws of heredity. Get rid of that and |
van vill he.r M moro of converted ma
GERS.
D"' i VI, p''"7 .
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N"i, .,'o $500, sr,,lo,o NAV no rho
appearance of the pacing action, one
fact is apparent-that nowhere upon the
race OF the earth are 10 NC Iou"u la.Se
dn,"asti,,tnd n,,'.e, RIM, nover to enlarge
his Tribe To any great extent. The Tom
Hal family seems to be the most con
S's5en. eAvep''9u ~ '''ts i" 10 hath tho
stran,sth ana nntnrnlness of action. I'm
the purview of these facts the pace is
beyond peradventure the weakest vi
az me az. 'ons VI ,iv ,,an,. fn,, horsos
nnre. "a the Intermediate gait. and these
few have very little capacity to uniform
ly perpetuate THIS eXrep'lohaI actlon'
ror .l!s Ieasou P"O,"S '. .'id thoso IL,
tnrn pvpn thouUh they he the descend
ants of old black Pacing Pilot or of the
phenomenal Blue Bull, produce SUI
,%oir p" e.Ien Thns thn nacer is I'm n
constantly diminishing ratio of perpetual
ton.
lhere Is Il olU Oh tle illosl len''e' 'i'
NOR III the aooVe' WIFI the Si'.e''"s va
lure Oh eplgra'h'haV'c"l le"s0"'"S' '"'0
on spider-weO premises anu rou'ueu up
with dOgmatlc ana thu"ue'Suu 0o'0'"
SONS BE carelul vi you' ue"''''''"S'
sald an ola hna'he'na'ici"" W
man ABOUT 10 write oooh' "uu oe
sure - le' llie 'e"ue, VIA" us
clusioh' But just ils'eh " so'iie Vi '''0
conclusions drawn mere Du'' however
anomalous may De 'l'e appearance Vi '''o
pacing gait as IL Tue paci"S gan was
any more strange vi irleSu'"' Una" '"9
other liked, herealtary galt- nowhere
upon the FACE OF 'he earVh are W "e
tound large 1rloes Vi ''a'ui"i P"oe'''
well, That depends on W''"u o"r llienu
VIII call "'rloe' out II io''9 vi NV
thousand OF lhem III le""essee, Ne"
lucky, Ohlo' luu'ah"' ui9s'"'
New L ork ana oCher 0tates wiz III. i''
eye WIN alyIh hhc ''i""'
ne can nnd the'n' anu 'no'F' wv
TACT, we DelleVe Ilere are ''iao many II
the Hrst TWO ota'es "lo"e' WI ''''' '''
domestlcateu PAGER Vhe power ~ e"'"' -
MS trloe 10 any great eA'e"' Wv" d"
right humorous we suppose ny Wv
mestlcated PAGER lie reiers W ''io HUN
roach-pack rascais lassoeu an" u'"S
out from the Wlio anu "oo'iy he'" "
wood-uckeu VIII ones running 1t i"' 81
But we Deg 10 assure our 'rot''''s- e'
Irlend thaC the lttie leiio" s''' ~ w
1ully posted as 10 HIS outy III 'ho n'"'''
of the divine lnluhctloh' be lruitiui an'
multiply anu WHAT Is 'iiole, III '"'
l portion OF the UNIVERSE eSpec'"''y "'iei
Dred TO pacing mares, II Is 'he i"ios' Ga
ceptlon wheh he uoes ho' se' p'oi"'
81,
these circumstance 90 pei 0e''V VI VI
IoaiS VIII pace DIS soo'' "s lucy va" '. .'s
t up ana therefore we copoiu''e '''"'
thls reason pacl'iS sl"'iion' '''''
trotters ''ia'i p"cers' ''' o'''e' 00'
clusioh cou'u DC ur"" " i'o'H ~ wi ~
= premise! But 'he arsune,i' 'e"''i'
! even more DeautIlul oos0ui'S III VI
p statement that very few horses pace
, as the intermediate gait, ana THESE ley
, have very little capacity TO unltorml
I perpetuate their exceptional action
o., When we consider the fact that I'll
: casuS belle of this gentleman unus
filings at the PAGER lies in the fact tina
too many trotters. with slight pacin
: blood in them, have demonstrated tn
e PAGERS ability to reproduce himself eve
:, when outnumbered two to one the III
q force of the assertion is enough to MAX
S the angels weep. If his nicely rounde