Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1898-03-11

presented Emperor of the French for the
Prince Imperial odl auction for six-ve guneas and
hundred pounds refused extraordinary eapng the
size Since polo into fashion the latter has
ordinary price where pace is found along with beauty
The modern school coachbulders their light carriages
and high Wheels under the fouhundredwcght duty
have done great deal encourage the employment ponies for
pleasure purposes
PONIES.
OF all the sights of London the June there are
few peer than Rotten Row morning when grave
judges merchants OF mighty in city, the hardwoked
of Her Mae Cabinet and Her Maesys Opposition begin to ride
their daily ncver-cndng duties while alive with
little mobs Of boys and girls galopng, rong walking little
possible with papa, Anne, mostly with some
and faithful Rugge painting ong his precious
charges How bright they look how happy innocent excite
glowing ther rosy thought of heavy acceptancs
doubtful parliamentary ungrate Ministers of
State checks their ringing laughter their cheerful
talk And then what pluck the little have and how
grave they initiate their handling ponies little BIGGER
than Souhdown rams!
In those admirably planned picturcsquey-aanged rides
the wood provided by the Emperor the French
ants OF his capital the mancence of the equpages great
day-a Gadaeur daeaves nothing Our Ladies
Mile left by spendour of series of ourhorse
pOloned barouches, with vcr brilliant shade of velvet
and SATIN from the brightest canary the richest ruby hosts
of grand steppers broughs and other umph carriage
building well copied from the London style Homen are there
very fair numbers whom critical eye probably
object that the horses good for their men
ride too we'll too correctly too seriously for peasuehat they
perfectly taught but the born. Yes the
modern Paris rivals London everything that gorgeous grown
people, But when it the little people ponies
is blank.
'Ponyboship, horse man-shp GROWING glory of
these equestrian islands The word pony fceby represented in
other languages by words implying or dwarf horse
and the French have been obliged borrow being
able to borrow the thing In brilliant horse Paris in 1866
there only real pony There horses in many
countries but it only in this among cved that the let
alone system education allows the family pony develop into an
institution Good horses and hoemen England
There foreign who the single Arab
the war-hoe OF job whole charge cavalry only in
England that John Lech could have found his
back above ALL that genuine Master George Sheander
his soul fire speaking his eyes and eager the hunt streaming
away the other side the brook answering peous od
hard of the muchendung Rugges, cts wide deep
with the happiest seconfdence All right both
'Thc family pony ridden all hours with without saddle
along brderoad the the bayfield, and through
wood hill and dale the boy 90 to defend
noise bump AS far teaching the Workmanship
goes perhaps the compee plan with boys well girls is to
allow riding until they eight nine DID, and then
with first principles Still habits independence are more
importance than perfect hoemanhp therefore, living the
country, with stable well library wise will neglect the
pony branch of education but will let the boy go
wandering the park village learning how to take
o himself and his steed'
"Thesc words 1906 France had passed
under the 'Caudne forks Germany Charles
Dickens whose All the Year Round they published seemed
built reach least foucOre years but in the main they
still AT any rate from the need of physical energy the
decline and fall England pophescd any fifty years by
envous foreigners, will take place We ride young old and
both harder than and wealth grows grows the
Der of the equestrian
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