. Breeder and sportsman . l shot Laflin & Rand. Richwood, Obio, June 2d and 3d, first general aver-age, D. A. Upson, Cleveland, Ohio, 380 out of 400,shooting Du Pont. Second general average, C. D. LeCompte, Eminence, Ky., 376 out of 400, runs of 63 and142, shooting Infallible. Third general average,C. A. Young, Springfield, Ohio, 372 out of 400, shoot-ing Du Pont. Fourth general average, R. L. Trimble,Covington, Ky., 367 out of 400, shooting amateur average, D. A. Upson, Cleveland, Ohio,380 out of 400, Bhooting Du Pont Second amateuraverage, C. A. Young, Springfield, Ohio, 372 out
. Breeder and sportsman . l shot Laflin & Rand. Richwood, Obio, June 2d and 3d, first general aver-age, D. A. Upson, Cleveland, Ohio, 380 out of 400,shooting Du Pont. Second general average, C. D. LeCompte, Eminence, Ky., 376 out of 400, runs of 63 and142, shooting Infallible. Third general average,C. A. Young, Springfield, Ohio, 372 out of 400, shoot-ing Du Pont. Fourth general average, R. L. Trimble,Covington, Ky., 367 out of 400, shooting amateur average, D. A. Upson, Cleveland, Ohio,380 out of 400, Bhooting Du Pont Second amateuraverage, C. A. Young, Springfield, Ohio, 372 out of400 shooting Du Pont. Third amateur average, Lenox Jr., Richwood, Ohio, 360 out of 400, shoot-ing Du Pont. Barberton, Ohio. Columbia Gun Club, .Tune 4th,C. O. LeCompte, 143 out of 150, run 77 straight. In our last report we omitted to mention that atEaton, Ohio, June 1st, C. O. LeCompte made a run of99 straight, unfinished, scoring 109 out of the last 110 June 25, 1904J ©ite §jree£>er axivt gtpovtsman It. THE FARM The Growth of the Hoof. Many horsemen will be interested inknowing just how the growth of the hoofof a horee takes place. Dr. John contributes an interesting dis-cussion of the point in Farmers BulletinNo. 179, of the U. S. Department of Agri-culture in his treatise on says: All parts of the hoof growdownward and forward with equalrapidity, the rate of growth being largelydependent upon the amount of bloodsupplied to the pododerm, or and regular exercise, goodgrooming, moistness and suppleness ofthe hoof, going barefoot, plenty of goodfood, and at proper intervals removing theovergrowth of hoof and regulating thebearing surface, by increasing the volumeand improving the quality of the blocdflowing into the poddde m, favor therapid growth of horn of good quality;wnilelack of exercise, dryness of the horn,and execdssive length of the hoof hindergrowth. The average rate of growth is aboutone-third of an inch a month. H
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