Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-12-29
THE SADDLE HORSE.
AN ABLE AND WORTHY PAPER
BY JOS. a. POTTS, THE WELL
KNOWN HORSE MAN.
Delivered Before the Hoiss Breeders
Association Meeting in this City
on Decsmbsr Is, 1898.

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MR.. CHAIRMAN; VI course ~ Is
embarrassing for me to appear De-
fore you this evening. In the nrst
place, IS Mr.. Clark hat already
stated, Mr.. Bridgford was to nave
addressed this convention on the
gated saddle horse, and to under
take to MI the place OF one so emil
nently htted TO discuss this supJec9
certainly makes II embarrassing Tor
me, for l have had very little ume
to make any preparation for any re-
marks.
But as many OF You know from
my boyhood the gated saddie norse
mas Deen E great Iavori'e u nIne'
ana ieei tnat "hen sne opportunity
comes 10 discuss tnas .ype y, MORSE
II - uuy owe 10 .ne looie an
MAJ 10 say soinetnlne = nis De
nave nothing, gentlemen ~ ING
way Oh oispafagenent 20 say : any
otner Oh HORSES, .uinA eu's
country large 'n1 saii
oreeus 70 anu enas .ne
market Is iarse enoosn lor .us
uinerent pu' ou, l
are nov an anAe' !. mouiu no. ~
wen n .ney were. nu' 10y
iauies anu sen'ienen 'no
nign styie type Q. sauu,e norse ne
70 iauy' iS'ne nanu
est thlng ever saw
- ..a..;ar
T"usaA odnait
mas,o hassa hraoaa,s 49,
'nas : sa, nm E.se
nah
nas oeen Dleu WIN an " w.
70 ING ~ spee
EXPENSE Vi oeser suo
same misn. 10 sa,u " 'no
ougnDreu anu me urai' noise, anu
nave notnlng 70 say asans n
enoroughoreu norse ena' 70 ~ 70,
nope, olscusseu Dy III. McAns.el'
Ior IL Is win prlue' ieno" s'uuie
morse men, tnae We pony ~ .ne
grana olu OcnmarA' siIeu " i
ported heugeiortn' as ,ne ioun
zion OF tne mouern sauu'e norse'
Inc rounuation Oh tne pIeeu u any
stoOk 10 AZ important "s 'ne ioun
uon OF d Duiiuingi So as nave
saiu, iieei tnat tne iouuuaeion iaiu
by tne granu old Denmark sato
one u Duiiu UPON
10 discussing THIS suoleot' gentle
men, l understand that am ad-
dressing q meeting OF sle Industrial
classes OF missouri, so II VIII not Do
out OF place 0 me : say something
OF what mas zen uone' wnat " now
being Gone ana the possloiiltiee
Oh missouri IN raising, euucaeins
ana deVeioping tne mouern ea,'eu
saddle Morse ana l know Oh no pet-
ter way q reier 10 wnaS missouri
mas done imam 10 pea 70 Q o. her
recoru AZ the worms rair' "nen
no ar;nn s.a,,;a. $3.50
III - w,orIS .ha-aa.aro
anu - $3.50 aaoasaS a.
- - a.
@ Is.n.ahad trau start -
eS;as $50 hsnnr ,nomant
nsm-Hsa ~. ~ hIrp ~ no.
$3.50 - 80. woatsasa ho.ss
-ss.Sss N;a-s-~. "a a,;1a--as;n
49,. ne sn-N.ad 81
n~~"a..an. mosIS
M1.pN n-aoss S.sn:n~.
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80 -. ~oa = u;.sS,s;
~'so snna-a5 ,N;.h a. s-st -
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o - s;asnu e.:
ous ma.as shr,o 80 ia
= M-;esorr; 49, ,,on As, nr;za 7
,amamha- +h;s MANY of he srs,
-rrizes CARRIED avav nv Nissopr; sad.
d1a horaas
When II came TO wbat was called
the champion cup, which was to be
c~ontended for at the Worlds Fair,
to be awarded to the best stallion,
mare or geldino while we all had
our -;ndividual ;-nteres,s a. staka
-. 90 - =. NJ 90. ~o.-haS
as-"aanaasu-~
y oaue 10 oon1ius ior .nis cua1
plon cup mere was a STATE priue
which we all felt II our duty to de-
fend and protect. ] have a short
piece here which was published in
Colman's Rural World a short time
after that exhibit-a broad euaeed
naner which Won ali know would
MN, h tha4 oo,la not he =