New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-21
INFLUENCE OF THE ARAB.
THE cTpATv PRESENT WHEREVER
HORSES ARE HIGHLY BRED.
HOW THE IMPERIAL BLOOD HAS SHOWN ITSELF
IN DIFFERENT PARTS or THIS COUNTRY IN
FRANCE ANp ~ RUss1A-NAroLEoNS
eolIcIr,.pE FOR THE srEEps
or THE MAMELvKES.


soIcIrJpE FOR THE STEEpS
or THE MAMELJKEs
At this ,ate day the iconoclasi" VINO nave '''''
tered the IDOLS Of literature 81 all ages 'h"'e -
,,ckoI tho horse and hts history with renewed
,.i,,,r Al m. traditions Of tn past are TO be
,.icl OH, because a few men have evolved theoic"
rs +, the influence II what they term the tape'
Arabian horse TIL keen observer OF 'hc "p'1
OF this city can s., n glance inc 'He''S "a Wv
Arabian. Turk Bari and k'n'''' '''''. n
hors. If t,-dl, Al % the foregoing strains "'y
of the same type and from the s3me fountain nr'"
To quote some OF the authorities lo' '"S i'S'''"
would require too much space
In England they have only Two p''.'9 ~
.v,ic,l horse Of the ancient Eri'oas the ''ydeS-
d,lo AMI the shire horse From these strains conc
the hackneys. cleveland bays ana o'h"r ny ms
created bv inaiclous crosses OF Arab strains. u -
f. tho Frcnchmon that Americans are H''e"''
f,r the superiority of their drauIht. 'Np' '''
e,ncral-purplsc horses. y was the fr'h'" ''''
or Can,d, vino imported horses that were sons ana
daughters % the Arabian, Moorish anu l"'H','
horses. bought 10y tn French Government LOT va"
American colonies. This can 3r verified Inc ""'
his .ory of the modern thoroughbred ana the "'-'
est types OF the different American h'iS'T - "
wrapped mp in III" musiy TOMS III 'l' "''''
the British Museum. It viii be ioHnI by .'i"i"l
,s...r,b in ths. country tina: the once" famed Nor
,,n horses Of Vermont AMI NV EnHAhd W.T.
direct descendants from the Arabian FP' "'"'"'
T., America by the French. IN" MorI'n' "'',' l''
maps In' N'''''''' - ,,h,v tirucl AMI
INV i''' t y r,l vas too 'oug
pr th.rl They possessed speed ana endurance ""'
~ ,,..,,,, n ,,n. from tho horse produced by
English ir,p1r;atlons as the Cau'1siah' are HON"
the Africans in the human rae"
AN rNFOKTrNATE COURSE.
Tho Vermont farmers as well as me farmers W
Canada aul this state. were 80 ''"'''''", .
,A,. sold their best stations aud mares ana Mp
tr r-.,r.3r specimens 90 breed from The rrs"',
vas excessive inAre,lug and the dis"rp'''"ug' W
, .r,. N,r..n from thar par; ~ 10" country Ih'f'
was nobody to secure new blood from thorough
,,l or Arabian sources % r.I!'ush ny res'o'" con-
cr,,,io,, am character to the horse - this region
--trorrl Moran mares the trottor re''n'' me
,.n.st state o. perfection. and the farmers ~ ms
,,f, ~ The country have weq' bitter tears on t'A'-
INK from time 20 time T"''r' '' '"' S,'' ,..
progeny Of son. 90 t'-'''" - ,,,.,, ,r,r,.s
ranging from S-"' 10 N.-'''' I .,-.r
We're the result '' i'''t''N 49,, hal ,.on
Tire Arab source WIZ" l'' '''''" ,,,,,,
h.nr"i 'F century '' ''''''
irh'c' iinS. ..,r, ,,,-s,s
- much Tor me ~" =. . t,.,,.,.L
IT, the colonies Oh N"'" - , -
cane Breton and Prince Ei"'rl l-'i"' " ''''
$780, similar o many respects was raised
'' ",' ''' r...,,. and This city
IL 1870 ~" morse "'.'''' 10 ' ~, ,.-.s
h'' an i'I 49, l.,nl w,r. III, mos. .olsh:
,. ,,. s.,,.. 7, took ,u,
iof hN 'l'' ''f' ' i..t-,,t. h,-..
dozen years 20 secure hr1iF 'N''' ''.'.
.. ,t. ,.-,y.r..., named. In is'9 -" ''f'iiiii'
81 ., .,. ..,...t- d., k.r-.rtr . secure sfa..'.r
OF Ai' SOM 'N'''' ..... = ,....
~ pronounce. form am iir"l.iN TOO ''
,' o., ..r,,.~ status - 90. provincial h.IH'~
..- ...,,,t , ...,,r-.esiD- 20 alI iheir
me "''''' '''' In. d.. o., .,,. .,.,. ,
r'n's ~ iH".f i'i'h'7'@ '"' .,
stnllion tv George wilkes uut 20 mare p" '''
-, .. ,,. y..,-h.I i-lo pounds was 20
H'iF'" w ' .,..., 90 ,n. ftsr.f
cured. together WIN N.I"'f.''''
'"'' d. ...-.. o.. a.,. 4 trofter =
fru'uuE experts say l .'' 3d.
bred &, a tr0''lnF mare % Morgan ''"''N'' 49,"
, al ,, .......5 ga, .,irre.afil fhlt upward of nf'N
'' "-''' 30 - -...i... t,.utI-r ui the