Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-02
THE THOROUGHBRED,
Horses paintily Reared as The offspring
Of Nobility.
THE DETAILS OF TRAINING.
. The Equine Aristocrats Are Handed
from the Tim" They Are Fo"'ed onth
They Line Tip Before tho Starter.
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,.,,ft. TiCh grass, limestone ""'N'' WV
liam well ventilated box stalls thor
..tlv dried and screened oats, the beS'
tav and careful. friendly handing
I'll g., 70 prepare the youngstor Tor us
-.r On the turf. for such OF course
rc dcetinv Of every thoroughbred
,. When "a yoarllngs they arc
,..ht e. market their tails are bang
. and thcir outward condition made
....ffIrr that IS possible. once out
- Che breeders and auctlonccrs'
.s thc buyer sends them TO some
Up - some racc-track and ms soon
.....h,, commences their education
-.. ,,.t schooling is with the birdie
...rt making the youngsters birdie
.. as tho saying goes. Then the
.lo f., strapped on and there is usu-
49,. ne lively buck jumping and
... 10 got the burned thing on
. .rtrr thc colt has exhausted itself
..t.v after q day or two. it quietS
.. ana submits - mans oppression
,.f ..-c must D. taken with the biting
f- mouth does not become called
.., mouth no horse" as he can
nor eat nor exercise. All these pre-
,v .chooiinE- take place in the
.. ..r tAe school-room for yedrlnes
... appropriately DE called.
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- 80. ,,i,b an OLD
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s plenty az room II usually cuts
... li.Is ana the boys scc stars
t4, once. After the COLI IS thor
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IN on' lioI'SL'
...' many trainers s.nl an Oh
OIL. way O. Tie pos; with Their
always iu the lead SO that
.,,s do not turn fractions ana
themselves out before the race IL
Ir working tllrNlClifc.S IN lhrlI
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,....y I.r ,,.v ,rl.r. aro l.ail. tho
t.....s ,...-,..r.l "A i.rar,l others that
... CONSTANTLY threatening these hich-
.-rure ana ,t.r--.usitl.e thol1ughbr,ls.
When It comes O., au actual development
..I training 90 t,- taoroorhhrsd. each
ual hl- 90 l" handled for itself for
t" i.' .-...' .' ''t '+'t.''N 60
ru.4 more quickly th'n others,
rt'Ii many prove not e. DE worth
t..t az course each trainer las his
go oi htAil"s' some work
uses % good dral ana others prefer
i--i ana easy Ut i"iauon. Two
are az "'.t '"'F lie,z.N an
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p, - t.,',l's his 800
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hardest thing 70 buy is tho
irI horse. So perhaps II is no
'. ration 10 say that hVe out OF ten
-.ai,is have some TX or foot
70. generally in the fore legs. for
''' aye the ones which do tie pound
20 i.e hard tracks so That 1t Is the
Hhf - See iuliF htf sTins
Do banlas s.. 1htse consist
tiir 81 rti or tiue Hanhei' ana
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4 t-- ia ttr ItLNch JOINT almost