Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1897-02-05


per wonderful hardhood of constitution enabling them
cold equally with great heat and do well the
food any counhese characteristics which make the Arab
horse valuable Their staying quality renders the admixue of
their blood with that Of Westernbred horses every opinion
desirable while their intelligence and sagac must always win
the true lover Of the equine
GAS regards the capabity Arab carry weight
difficult to convey to any man who ridden idea
their power that way When first India had Arab
given My eye then only the large
bred in this county Qecestershre and notion of weight
intimately with sixteen hands, three inches
thereabouts The horse about ride Bangaoe
hands, three inches but he certainly had both substance and
quality we'll length which most Arabs deficient in Never
thess did believe the little animal could
deceived in my life, for five minutes
his back before found he had the of four ordinary horses
THE average height hands, oneha inches
and the four and five years but this would be
over-esmae both of the height and age the Anazeh
horses offered for sale selected the oldest Many
OF the horses bought and three DID, and might have
been bought much prices OF the different Breeds the
Kahaan seemed to be the the Soawe the most
esteemed
The temporary Disagreement upon young
horses by cropping the hair the tail quite short the cadgey
fashion creeping in amongst English hunters but leave the tails
the u-grown animals attain their natural length They denied
being the habit of making they commonly believed to do
remars their horses purposes OF distinction and denied also
all knowledge grounds report which have brought
forward very lately v that English horses have been used to i'm
prove the breed. The foals they said though dropped
frequently spring. yet produced all year
BIRTH and from any particular of the year.
a add postscript Do not let any because have
rated the average price OF Anazeh horse at A34 suppose that
634 buy him striking specimen OF the because
have described Anazch horses fine imagine that the very fine
anything but the exception the rule With the Arab
horse with everything else the world the average gevouy
the IDEAL and all you above you pay
"The (and every other Oricntals that
acquainted with possess somewhat of the quai)
hbts patience his remarkable the impotence
and roughness OF the Engishman inclined to put to
his credit moral point do believe that results
affection the ANIMAL from sererant; he is simply
without the feeling rtaby which prompts the English horscman
of brutality In his mental organization is tight
which in the English mind loose he is point where the
Engshman slightly cacked and he rides and
tented where the latter would into PaoXsm OF swearing and
spurrng Arab stallion, broken loose
when camp hrongcd with horses brought for sale the
whole ops urvy and reduce umut paving and
snorg begeren screenings and yet the capo
when he finally hold the halter show the least OF
do otherwise than lead the animal back his pckets with per-
this with the Job in the mouth the
kick ribs and the that the English groom would bestOw
under similar circumstances, and you have great the
the good temper OF the Arab horse in Arab hands
We quote from another article published by William Clifford
Pagave 1886 giving OF journey through Central
Eastern Arabia and his disguised Oriental in the
capital of the Wahabees, follows:
During this time got sight royal stables an event
eagerly Welcomed the Nejee horse consd-
superior all others OF his kind in Arabia than is the
Arabian breed collectively the Persian Cape Good Hope
Ned the birth place the Arab ced the primal
type the authentic modehus rate heard and thus
least my experience goes appears although
that distinguished authorities maintain another but
any among all the studs Nejd FeysuT indpuab
first who that has the pec-
equine perfection Arabia perhaps the world hap
pened the imperial stud had received bite close
behind the shoulder from spove cOmrade and the wound
addressed managed had festered into pulling the
pactced Nedean farrer One morning while Baaat and
myself sitting in Abdalahs Ahal00h entered to give
daily bulletin his stables Abdalah towards
inquired whether would undertake the cure Gladly
accepted proposal visiting the patient though limiting my