The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-31
HORSE AND CARRIAGE TRADE.

.Raoon 4 Clark. at their stables. 80 Bridge
street, Brooklyn, hold q sale OF horses on
Wednesday OF each week. The conagh-
ments locl,lde every useful type for HARD WORK
and business use. and there Is generally
sprinklins OF good driving horses. with now
and then one OF the fancy kind that can step
high or that has more than average speed
Aside from, the auction sales, Bacon Clark
always have In the stable from 100 to 200
horses for private sale. Every representa-
ton is guaranteed and forty-eight hours
trial allowed to test the animal.
Edward Callanan's Sons announce a line
of new carrla ses, some slightly shopworn.
that they offer at attractive prices rather
than undertake at this busy season to put
them in perfect order again. There are also
few second hand traps that have really
not had the now paint worn. but the prices
are almost cut In half.
A number OF high -olass saddle horses can
be seen at Durland's Riding Academy. These
are the noted kentucky saddlers. thoroughly
trained thoroughly reliable and ready for
immediate use. Patrons OF the academy or
others who contemplate the purchase OF
saddle horse will do we'll to see what Is In
the stables at Durland's.
The c. F. Bates Company at West End
useful carriage horses every dog. This com.
pany has furnished a full quota OF ribbon
winners to its patrons. aside from the many
won with entries direct from tho stable.
The training stables Mt Hubbard. Ohio. are
located in the centre OF thrifty breeding
section. and the best the breeders produce
finds its way to New York buyers through
the c. +. Bates Company.
r. II. Macy 4 Co. advise all readers to look
over the driving outfit carefully before start
ing for the annual sojourn In the country
and have everything complete before leav-
ing the city. 1t saves time, expense and an
noyance. What can be more unpleasant
than to plan for q long jaunt after reaching
the county and then find that some i'm
portant part Of the equipment has been ne
elected and the drive must be postponed
until trip to the city or = message and car
rier can supply the deficiency? This depart
Vision s Of =. l. com sH Who made hsThs.s
for the pioneer road drivers OF the metro polls.
MI CDmerfGEId is eth making me best has
are always right prices.
The STANDARD Coach Horse, Company
wants the public to know that because Its
facilities for breaking. schooling and show
Ing carriage horses are far superior TO the
horse Is always worth a good price and
show ing winner is always worth more than
service S s a Ise y type Mh sa ce
stables. ii Vest siStye third s.iees. and i i
type best suits his fancy and his purse.
livery representation made at the sale may
be ssied upon the training fern IL New fNT
A month Of rich grazing viii work wonders
a iHetse4s 'h iss hss .sqvos
This company announced a guaranteed
rage horses to take place at Duriand's Riding
Academy on Monday sye Hsi. June :. Ihs; ,s
81 shs most era
's and viii III b. s sold sSsoSsy without
! ties and manners. The managers Of the
standard Coach Horse Company have tested
bound to suit the most exacting horse fancier.
That is why they are so ready e positively
conditio buyers viii have. the best OF It.
Catalogues with full particulars on apLlica-
ton to raasis-1ipsop Company Madison
William II. Gray IS manufacturer. importer
70 the New York public for nearly half a CEN
fury. At present the. carriage and harness
i s IF the Ss Y the
pirate harness for each At this season the
! complete. Many sojourners in the country
to say each s at sbors
often sell after the seasons use at 2 profit
The expenses Of the house are small when
factnrers and necessary zee and al this helps to
decrease the cost OF everything offered.
Mark Cross Company report the largest
, sales Of harness during the month Of May in
the. history, Of the house. Trade has been
pleteness Of ench department, The public
likes good ASSORTMENT from which to select
even even though the purchase may be triai3s
mand for luncheon baskets and the many
accessories of coaching party or even q
| in the beautiful yerdure OF early summer
At this ~ time ths devo.ee OF thn horse either
w hf Of IL s e
only popular but sensible and health giving
There is not want pertaining to the saddle
or harness outfit that Cross & Co. are not pre-
pared to hu promptly
MANY, Many readers whe contemplate z 30,
s sscn oa Would fsSn before s You
Of 6sa 81 Van ass 's Kssnss
buyer can see an and have
the valuation Of the seller. Many who have
PINNED trip to Europe consgn their driving
effects at this time rather than incur the
expense Of maintenance during a prolonged
, the buyer seeking a good outfit that " III
always command fair price in the open
market
Tho carriage show rooms Of W. D. Grand
In charge Of 8. I. SniAen at the American
Horse Exchange always look attractive to
those who admire good vehicles. In addition
70 the line suited for heavy harness. y. D.
speed wagon. believed by many to be the
strongest light wagon made. Many promi-
nent drivers on the Speedway use this wagon
in preference to any other.
few words will tell all that readers need
to know regarding the Peters Harness and
Saddlsry Company. Reliable goods, an
assert ment suited to every requirement
for tell the story in condensed form. II any
reader likes this way of doing business let
him visit the shop
At Durland's Riding Academy on Thursday
evening, June u. the horses now working
on tine coach Pioneer on the route between
the Holland House and the Ardsley Club
thirty. snyen in all, and n more useful LOT Was