Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1898-01-28

are interested reproduction
required winning wagcrs is possible select
the many hundreds bred for turf considerable
number of src and which combine with the fullest height
desirable any riding horse strength equal great weight sym
me and beauty with all the quality, courage and refined quail
ties o their diminuve Oriental ancestors.
The late Earl Glasgow bequeathed his stud General Peel
and the late Mr. George Payne condition that the ses should
The remarkable their strength and
perhaps this achieved Derby Oaks, St
Leger AS long the Earl of Glasgow lived the services of his
obtained with difficulty and only for thoroughbred
obtaining Glasgow General Peel removed them
farm Enfield and commenced SYSTEM which, more widely
would advantageous influence the horse
breeding this country The stations annually offered be
by being for the
the the Glasgow Fifteen let in this
1928 and dispersed all England and Ireland the whole
Der being twenone those that remained Enfield being offered
to the public fees propoonae to their value The fifteen
aged a 4I25 each They taken away the I of
January and the end of the breeding These
which, while Glasgow lived covered habred
Except by special favour accdent about
thousand habred Fifteen twenty of these stations
strong enough General Pee) and stronger and
better or breeding hunters and dnghorses than for racing
pose Amongst this the Drake who measured
the This evidence, with that OF other wit
less competent shows how easily and how surely the
might get the benefit many useful sound thoroughbred stall
lions the Calendar list of $780, which because they
strong and useful slow for racing purposes agricultural
societies introduced the system Of hiring thoroughbred staOn and
give prizes only accessible beyond the reach
those who breed the road and the hunnged On the death
George Payne the Enfield up the horses
disposed should be destroyed when
longer n breeding condition.
THE THOROUGHBRED OUT OF TRAINING.
The thoroughbred horse does attain the perfection his
strength and beauty until he is at least six Old
Under the modern system racing both horses and with
drawn the turf five years DID, four If Of superior
reputation stallion becomes the astocacy the stud if
Inferior he may descend from the Stud Book Register be Of
hunters STILL travel the country any
breed tr1ng fees.
I+ o1iO tho OOdh
attains the highest poetic beauty. The brood with
fOal her feet stands next park sheltered by ancestral oaks
deer not more graceful and interesting.
The found slow for the flat will often be tried
country and displaying superior capng powers the npen-
sable courage be stcepcchaser 1t is
amongst ecpechasers that the strongest decopcd specimens
the boodhorse be found Others again. quite up
racing speed caad and turned into hunters with which,
every provided who aspircs the
flight the country round Melton Market Marlborough Rugby
other ENGRAVING pastures Then again, there limited
number OF hOrOughbreds of extraordinary and cXyagnt
action which become which fetch fabulous prices
(such Edmund) and riding horses for Roton Row.
1T amongst the -aged seepechase hunters and other
horses that the thorougbr be perfection
strength quality scarcely be recognised breed
the ongegged lean animals two three ODDS when they
trained down the last great race.
at be strongly stated that for all the purposes
utility except where heavy daught requires weight the boodhoe
is the best (he beautiful the strongest the enduring the
nelgen when oundncss and suitable combined
with power Unfortunately like the British infantry, the numbers
that up this description strength being a
recommendation for modern racing, and symmetrical conformation
necessity for flying handicaps considerable number
horses which would be valuable ses disqualified without
being put into training because weghtcarng thoroughbred
horse always in demand good price whilst there organ
lied system making the the best class strong
slow Gin racing point OF vcw) thoroughbred stations available
useful distinguished from gambling
THOROUGHBRED ABRoAD-AMERIcA.
Thoroughbred horses imported by the coons of Mary
land and Virginia early the reign George H. the first ped
gree Spark having according tradition presented
Governor Og about $780, by Lord Baltimore who had