Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1897-02-19

thirty ALL them stated be pure half
Arabs hundred and weight horses Of
which great number for heavy draft but of the remainder
claim be pure Arabs of Arab parenage
Hungary horses of which twenour full
halbred Arabs Russia shows oryfou horses out of which
eight purebred Arabs and large proportion of
the remainder claim Arab descent To the triumph of
the horse Egypt sends eight dsertbon stations of great
priceless the property Seer Pasha and Arthur
Bey These Ned and Anazh and contrast favor
ably eye judge Arabs with eight which stand
them belonging Sanguszko and which
thoroughbred Arabs although some of them
sixteen hands
"From Hungary Count julius Andrasy shows thorough
bred English horses his breeding and Count Alfred Andasy
stallion Of the Czynder Taay breed The greater part OF
the remainder stations and brood selected for exhibition
from the government Babona Mezohegyes Kber and
Debreczn These English Norman Spanish LpPzaner
origin looking through the whole of the Hunga
horses fail remark the manifest preponderance of
Arab blood
"At Bolzna Hungary great royal stud maintained for
breeding nothing Arabs which formerly enjoyed European
reputation whether the poverty of the soil other
this which consists of hundred horses has much
deteriorated.
The late king Wuremburg passion for Arab horses
Whilst prince he rode through the last campaign against
Napoleon Arab charger which he aterward sent into stud
established Stugard but not till he
1917 that the stud attained the large
maintained till his DEATH 1864 His majesty took
extraordinary pains all the best blood from the East By
his marriage with Russian princess he was enabled to procure
some very hghbed and he special
commissioners Hungary Russia Syria Constannope and
Egypt the purchase of horses.
On the death of William ", bought Hampton Court
the black horse Sultan said hghcsca Arab
brought this country and which had been presented to the
English monarch by Muscat Altogether his majesty
succeeded procuring his stud ewerhan eighteen horses and
hrysx Mares pure Arab blood and birth and 1861 the
hundred brood hfyone OF which
will thus be that during half century and
more during conducted with royal magnhcence
every opportunity afforded for trying the effect of Arab crossings
Feherr Hug who chief of the stud writing in the life
the king speaks avoraby OF the results far the
breeding of pure According him the
produce bigger and stronger than their parents to be
apprehended however, that India where the breeding from
pure long attempted although the young
produce much longer the leg than Aabbon horses
they gained in size they lost symmetry and compactnes
Abbas Pacha late ruler OF Egypt made shrewd remark to Won
describing the Arabs the royal stables
at Stuttgart: you succeed in getting hold of genuine
Arabs you will breed pure Arabs from them for Arab
no longer breathe the air of the desert
With respect habred stock crossing Arabs with Wuremburg
mares sgnay, did with Russian and Polish but
with those Persia and the Caucasus With
English hunting imported in 1916 and crossed with
Emr Arab horse purchased Damascus excellent strain
carriage horses produced similar importation OF Yorkshire
and Irish mares in 1922 which with another Arab
Mamoud the foundation of the present fine breed of carriage
horses which are drawing the royal carriages averaging
height The kings favOre coors black nd
gray From English and Mahmoud descend the gray
whilst the their origin procured from the
Thakehnen stud, in Prussia.
Abbas another great breeder of Arabs the greatest
Baron Huge thinks King Solomon. He brought
Arabia when governor Mecca His stud
at AT the time of the sale there
but hundred animals The sale lasted three weeks
On twensx horses brought five thousand guncas
twenty years old sold from hundred and eighty
and fifty neas colts and hics from three hundre
to hundred guincas each.
less than cighsiX classical Arabic and Per
sian writer's have and cxccenccs the Ara
horse
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