. Erfolgreiche Zucht, der Züchter und sein Pferd, das Pferd als Produzent; ein Buch, das dem Herzen jedes Reiters nahe kommt ... 1 35 3,885 1863 150 61 92 75 6,900 1864 217 69 148 100 14,800 1865 193 67 128 300 38,400 1866 105 71 75 500 37,500 1867 72 58 42 500 21,000 1868 . . Keine Saison wegen Krankheit 1869 22 81 18 500 9,000 1870 22 72 16 500 8,000 1871 30 80 26 500 13,000 1872 30 80 24 500 12,000 1873 31 65 20 500 10,000 1874 32 75 24 500 12,000 1875 24 8 2 500 1,000 Gesamt.... 1,930 69 1,333 207,705 Dollar Hambletonian 10, als Hengst 5. Mai 1849, war tne date^ Hambletoniansbirth. Er w

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. Successful breeding, the breeder and his horse, the horse as a producer; a book that comes near to the heart of every horseman ... 1 35 3, 885 1863 150 61 92 75 6, 900 1864 217 69 148 100 14, 800 1865 193 67 128 300 38, 400 1866 105 71 75 500 37, 500 1867 72 58 42 500 21, 000 1868 . . No season on account of sickness 1869 22 81 18 500 9, 000 1870 22 72 16 500 8, 000 1871 30 80 26 500 13, 000 1872 30 80 24 500 12, 000 1873 31 65 20 500 10, 000 1874 32 75 24 500 12, 000 1875 24 8 2 500 1, 000 Totals.... 1, 930 69 1, 333 $207, 705 Hambletonian 10, as a Colt May 5, 1849, was tne date °^ Hambletoniansbirth. He was foaled the property of his breeder, Jonas Seely, Sugar Loaf, Orange County, NewYork. He was sold as a suckling, with his dam 22 THE BREEDER AND HIS HORSE. the Charles Kent Mare, to William M. Rysdyk (pro-nounced Rise-dick) of Chester, in the same county, and he owned the horse till his death on March 27, 1876, of epizotic catarrh. Died at the age of 27years. Rysdyk had been working for Mr. Seeleyas a farm hand and paid $125 for the mare andcolt. He realized thousands of dollars on his in-vestment. An Uncontrollable Stallion. O. C. Controller. One of the most disagreeable things in the breed-ing business is to have an uncontrollable stallion.Any man can handle and control any stallion ifhe knows how, and if he does not know how hehad better let somebody else do that until he doesknow how. Many stallions are practically ruinedby careless handling. Often one season with anincompetent or inexperienced man will spoil a stal-lion for all time. On leading a stallion out to breeda mare, he should be under such control that he THE HORSE AS A PRODUCER. 23 should walk up to a reasonable distance of the mareand stop and wait for a signal to make a mount. A strong vigorous and masculine stallion is cer-tain to be amorous, yet there is not one stallion ina hundred that cannot be perfectly controlled byusing the O. C. Stallion Controller. With it you cangive them to understand that they must

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• bookcentury1900
• bookdecade1910
• booksubjecthorses
• bookyear1913