. Breeder and sportsman. Horses. THIS illustration shows the double thick nitro breech and narrow skeleton rib of an ITHACA No. 7 $300 list gun. HThis feature, together with the reinforced frame, reinforced stock and double bolt, makes the ITHACA the strongest and safest gun for Nitro powder. IfWe build everything from a featherweight 5iJ-pouDd 20-gauge gun to a 101-pound 10-gauge duck, fox and goose gun. TfSend for Art Catalogue describing 17 grades 10, 12, 16 and 20 gauge guns ranging in price from $17 75 to $300. ITHACA QUN CO. Pedigrees Tabulated I THE HORSEMAN'S HANDBOOK and typewritten r
. Breeder and sportsman. Horses. THIS illustration shows the double thick nitro breech and narrow skeleton rib of an ITHACA No. 7 $300 list gun. HThis feature, together with the reinforced frame, reinforced stock and double bolt, makes the ITHACA the strongest and safest gun for Nitro powder. IfWe build everything from a featherweight 5iJ-pouDd 20-gauge gun to a 101-pound 10-gauge duck, fox and goose gun. TfSend for Art Catalogue describing 17 grades 10, 12, 16 and 20 gauge guns ranging in price from $17 75 to $300. ITHACA QUN CO. Pedigrees Tabulated I THE HORSEMAN'S HANDBOOK and typewritten ready forframiDg Write for prices BRBEDER AND SPORTSMAN. S3 Geary Street, San Francisco. California Ithaca, N. Y. Pacific Coast Branch, 114 Second Street, San Francisco, California The Hunter One-Trigger Is Absolutely ^gf$& because _. _ -*— j^Mfc^BP*^ The mei lianlam is positive In its f^F R FECT J< ^^ action. Faria are large and m^r strong It never balks nor ^^ doable*; la laet. It does jast white we say It will and doea It every HUNTER ARMS CO, FULTON, NEW Y0BK SMITH GUNS SHOOT WEIX. CONTENTS: CARE ANO MANAGEMENT OF STALLIONS—Tim Stall—Pad- dock— Food— Diseases — Kxercise— Grooming —Serving Mares—Amount of Service. CARE AND MANAGEMENTOF BROOD MAR ES-Cletting Mares in Foal —Care During Pregnancy—Abortion- Foaling—Time Wiien Mare is Due—in Season Again—Weaning Colt. BREAKING AND DEVELOPING OF COLTS—Care of Colt-Ed- ucating — Feeding—Care of Growing Feet— ltreaking to Drive—Developing, Shoeing and Booting. MANAGEMENT OF CAMRAIGNERS-How to Keep the Race Horse in Condition and Keyed Up for a Race. CARE OF THE FEET—Booting and Shoeing—Bonner's and Berry's Views. CARE OF THE HORSE IN SICKNESS-Some Brief, Simple Rules and Kemedtes. GAITING AND BALANCING—Correction of Faulty Gaits, etc. ANIMAL TAMING AND TRAINING-Methods Employed by Gentry in overcoming Wild Instincts of the Horse and Teaching Him to Learn. STATISTICS—Champion
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