. Breeder and sportsman. Horses. DEL CORONADO 2:09%. owner's intention to race him in the East next year. Del Coronado is one of the most perfct horses of the standard-bred family and is the ideal type of the American trotting stallion. He looks and trots much like his sire, but is a much handsomer horse and a better gaited one. He has proved his racing qualities and is proving his producing qualities. Three out of five of Del Coronado's first crop of colts have shown two minute speed at the trot, a showing that has never equaled by any sire so far as known to us. At ten years of age he has fi


. Breeder and sportsman. Horses. DEL CORONADO 2:09%. owner's intention to race him in the East next year. Del Coronado is one of the most perfct horses of the standard-bred family and is the ideal type of the American trotting stallion. He looks and trots much like his sire, but is a much handsomer horse and a better gaited one. He has proved his racing qualities and is proving his producing qualities. Three out of five of Del Coronado's first crop of colts have shown two minute speed at the trot, a showing that has never equaled by any sire so far as known to us. At ten years of age he has five in the list. His produce are all easy to train, are sound, good gaited and good headed. He has three colts that can or have beaten 2:10 at the trot, two of which are from pacing mares. Del Coronado 2:09% is the winner of the three fastest heats ever trotted by a stallion on this Coast, and he is a winner of numerous blue ribbons at the Los Angeles, other horse shows. He won over 23 competitors at one show and over 17 at another. He is a rich seal-brown, stands and weighs 1150 pounds. His legs and feet are perfect, and his gait is so natural that he can show two-minute speed barefooted. He was bred to a large number of very high-class mares last year and as he is destined to be a phenomenal sire of extreme speed, the time to breed to him is now, so that you will have the goods on hand when the big demand for them begins, as it surely will and very soon at that. 0 HORSES AND MUSIC. Regimental horses have recently been the subjects of musical tests in France, and nearly all enjoyed the experience, only a very small percentage of the animals remaining indifferent to sweet harmonies, while equally few showed active dislike. The great majority were soothed, inspirited, or excited by music. Most of the horses, like the war chargers one may suppose them to be, enjoyed the bugle above any other instrument, and neighed gallantly when it was sounded, but thoroughbreds


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