The Archive · 1938

Better in Every Way

Being dependent, in order to recover their winter losses, upon the number of foals dropped early the following year they strive to breed the best they can, along the lines already indicated, in order that their stock riot only may increase in numbers, but also may improve in stature, stamina and courage-for the very obvious reasons given above. cross-bred- That he is to be had at a reasonable price the moment discrimination against him is abolishes and the market thrown open to his sale, thus stimulating dealers to bring down their mobs and compete as sellers, whereas to-day itis only the buyers who compete that by admitting our mistakes of the' past; rescinding old hampering restrictions and instituting new ones more in keeping with the times this con-

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