Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1897-01-01

the longest whilst the anterior parallel stripes arising
the name, decreased in length reversed
pared with the shoudeps the abovedescbed Devonshre
pony bright faow-dun cob, with its legs
verse barred the under sides the conspicuous
also daeaden mOusecolored with similar leg stripes, but
much less conspicuous also bright falowdun colt fully three
parts thoroughbred with very plain stripes the legs
also chesnudun cahorse with conspicuous spinal stripe with
distinct shouldepes but the legs; could add
other My made sketch for of large heavy Bel
gian cahorse aow-dun, with conspicuous spinal stripe
eg-strpes, and with parallel hree inches apart
stripes about eight inches length both shoulders
have another rather light carthorse dirty dark
color with striped legs, and shoulder large dened dark
cloudy patch the opposite shoulder two parallel faint stripes
All the yet mentioned but Mr. W.
W. Edwards has nearly thoroughbred chestnut horse which
had the spinal stripe and distinct bars the legs and have
bay carragehorses with black spinal Stripes these
horses had each shoulder light shOuldepe and the other
had broad back defned stripe running obiquey halfway
each shoulder; neither had leg-strpes.
The interesting which have with occurred
colt of my breeding bay descended from dark
brown Flemish by light gray Tucoman horse put
Hercules thoroughbred dark bay whose sire Kngon) and dam
both bays The colt ultimately turned brown; but when
only fortnight old dirty bay shaded with mousegay,
and parts with yelOvsh tint had only of the spinal
stripe, with obscure bars the legs but almost the
body marked very stripes parts
be visible only lights, like stripes
which may be black kittens These stripes distinct
the headquarters where they dveged from the spine and pointed
little forwards of them they dverged became little
branched exactly the zebne species
they formed of pointed arches under the other decreasing
downwar towards the muzze exactly similar marks
the forehead the quagga and Buch zebra When this foa
three months old all the stripes entirely disappeared
similar marks the forehead of fully grown, aow-
dun cobke horse having conspicuous spinal stripe and with its
front legs we'll barred.
Norway Of pony vary
ing almost cream-coor darmouse dun animal
considered purely bred unless has the spinal and stripes
My estimated that about third of the ponies which he
there had striped legs he counted stripes the oreegs and
the hndegs of pony only few of them exhibited
traces of shoulder stripes but have heard cob imported from
Norway which had the shoulder we'll stripes we'll
veoped Colonel H. Smith aludes dunhoes with the spinal
the Sierras Spain and the horses originally derived
from Spain in parts South America, dn Sir W.
Elliot informs herd three hundred South Amer
lean horses imported into Madras and many these had
stripes the legs and short shouderstrpes the strongly
marked individual which coored drawing me-
mOuse-dun, with the shOulder-stripes slightly foked
I'm the Northwestern parts of India striped horses of
than breed apparently than any other part
the world and have received information respecting them
several officers especially Colonel Poole Colonel Curtis Major
Campbell Bgader St ohn Others The Katwar
often fifteen sixteen hands height and well but lightly
built They all coo but the several kinds duns prevail
and these generally striped that horse without stripes
considered Colonel Poole believes that all the dun have
spinal stripe the egstrpes generally present he
that about half the horses have the houdespe this stripe
double treble both shoulders Colonel Poole
stripes the checks sides
stripes the gray and bay Kawas when first foacd but they
faded away have received other OF creamcooed
bay brown and gray Katywar horses being striped Eastward
India the Shan (north of Bumah pones informed by
Bth have spinal leg and shoulder stripes Sir W. Elliot informs
he bay Pegu ponies with egrpes
avanese ponies frequently dun-coored and
kinds stripes in the degree England Swnhoe
informs that he examined ghdun ponies Chinese
Breeds viz those OF Shanghai and Annoy both had the spinal stripe
and the latter an indstinc shOuder-supe
1--WE thus that in all parts the world of
different possible when dun-coor ncuding
wide range of tint dusty black) rarely
Uhen StVlP che
the several above-specifed stripes Horses which
color with white and tail. and which sometimes