The Archive · 1938

Best-looking Colt

The impression I have formed of Pasch in poise is that he is built more for speed than stamina, but until I see him in action I may be misled as to that.

Fred Darling, who has few equals handling classic animals, had Pasch sleek of coat, and any faults I may have detected are counteracted by the superb quality that the colt reveals.

As much as Pasch is to be admired, Mrs. Morriss tells me that she has a yearling half-brother to him by Singapore whom she thinks is the best-looking colt her husband has bred.

She thinks the foal by Chateau Bouscaut will make up into a most attractive youngster when he gets the sun on his back,

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