The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-06-08
FARRIERY'S VALUE IN SPEED.
TROTTER> t\D PifPR> OH
NtfH 10 TUE SHOfR.
star Pointers speed ir,proNrd FROM
7O2 IL to . 80 10 h, = sci oi shoes
Vni> an Ounce ar - krsIuir'
To t1tangr the s.sit oi ~Uuc iIorSr .

Doubtless few among ih" rca, number
Of enthusiasts who read f ~" perform
an,es - u trottcr~ and pao"t- appreciate
tho important position occupied ~ The
-ho"r We are mote ~ ,"-- V--d.gr" OK
ports and clu-" students 81 ih" standard
works ON the %'ru't"r. Tvs breeding. M
training and h- af'c. rar-r. vet icw ra,"
over ieiv~i ~ the farrrrs h'hi
Oid-tiu- rur--ho'r- ,arr.i q great
leather pouch and mad" chang" from IT,
DEPTHS they had a -lat" Tor carving ~"
charged accounts and ~ a rii" i, he'd
~ dirty and grimv that -" wondered how
over they wa-hrd for m-al, Probably H"ury
W dswor,h Ispngf How -\illagr Nmttuy
VII never IN" forgotten by the 10y who's
reader contained it a. a favorlt" li"0. 20
-dcclaim a. the monthly ~"ssiun given over
10 tina, nuoh-drcadcd and awkward part
81 school III"
To-day "" hav" a new race Everything
about IA" shop !. different IN" obi r%'iluw~
mo- longer occupy half the available room,
bti imprny, 4 ones with vh""ls that stir
up the frc~. aided by an automatic -hlowcr'
and very compact a. well ~ portable. ar"
At hand There are l't." s'al"s ON 'f"
hcnch 10 weigh e. a ui"t'v all Shoes Tn"
horse. toes m" rendered ~ oVu.'ly such
an angle bv means - al Instrument placed
under MS foot The anvil j. smaller and
al hammer aud instruments used are
lighter and NOR" Rttru''Iv" platform
exactly level IL a. hand. tho hpr-'~ ar"
stationed thereon and a dran maj" Il
.a"i foot lSSs ~ hot iron 81 steel a'Ili-
cation and ~" shoe T. thoroughly fitted 20
the foot cold or larrly warm. and not 1- y
old. Tho loot fitted 80 M" shoe ell around
few ounces give n |tTutt"r NOR" -trid"
and NOR" action, ~ on ~" other hand
NAV take away an ov'rplus e stride and
lessen his action So - to- improv" his speed
Some year ago t%rot'"rs Won" long beet
shoes behind II wa NOR 20 catch the
backstrap 81 IN" toe boots than au"L' o',a.
vet. once in vogue. 'vcrv t~ru'ting-Irrd
animal wore them Long toes forward
were the hobby Of some 'rlir'r-. vet whcn
pir.g,um cam .ifh lii short tus- al
around the observing trainer abandoned
the protecting front 80" with q ruth and
to-day n rsr'l' secs much foot under
n fast one
To a nicr'v c,n = hnr~s ba -gliicu- AZ the
instance, - tho ~hoer and thus Il j. leading
stabA-s have their own shuer~a' -aisris- a.
a q a. s2.Oo a-crontarving hem around
the circuits working under t-nts
\ W NINNhlNs IT, AIttAH| AtN " "a ~ tl NNtHNN
for star Pointer that improved his speed
from ?U2t, - Sa', and wa, engaged To
travel with IA. great hor~e, giving up HE
shop and pat.unag-. pa II must have tc'u
2 prnftahle To him Nhile az hi l.--t no
ono ever shOd ia" chhmpi,a tut this 90"
man. ~. found tlo' Sta Pointer, -ul,
Was ~ Thin and acute that "a pnd vas ncc,.s-
-ary for him - stand on with .Ithcr for
wall foot wa suspended T. shoe a gr,a,
horna like Cpsc-u~, The Abbot. star
Pointer. H., .Neral huurs arr required
usually, aud th" jrlin"r s'ars'ly takes HE
ewes N either hor~'. sloa or shu"r II
nIean- much With engagements dependent
ou keeping a horse NJ his hig're' sIs'd
and fr,-r from lamrn'-s,
Tie veteran br+,t"r. & J Hanlu. she'd
Tnntasv. 'la champion 'hrs-,'ar-old hllV.
With cumur--ad PAPER hhdc front slo'-
on. -a~nr. and slP. 'rpit"d in : go ur 2Oi',
with 'l"iu Mr. Hamln Thought They
wuuld 10 ~ durable and far iEh'er than
sl.,l shorr Just why they Mr. rp' \
complts sucts'Ss tho writer dDss not under
stand \eN er sine have tn. ' Village Farm
stars tspn shod that way AZ all eventr
A Providence geniu. fashioned an inlaid
shoe having oakun wIth,n the iron - A.