. Breeder and sportsman. n the Pacific Slope.—N. , May 10th. Tips and Toe Weights.—Jos. Cairn Simpson of San Francisco, California, has just published a bookby above title which is almost worth its weight in gold to every horseman. He does not believe in therigid, unyieldingiron shoe that gives no play or expansion to the horses foot. He has found that shoes areunnecessary, and everybody knows they are hurtful. He is a beliver in the use of iron or steel tips to pro-tect the toe of the foot. By their use, and without ever having put a shoe on Anteeo he trotted when fuuryears old in 2:2
. Breeder and sportsman. n the Pacific Slope.—N. , May 10th. Tips and Toe Weights.—Jos. Cairn Simpson of San Francisco, California, has just published a bookby above title which is almost worth its weight in gold to every horseman. He does not believe in therigid, unyieldingiron shoe that gives no play or expansion to the horses foot. He has found that shoes areunnecessary, and everybody knows they are hurtful. He is a beliver in the use of iron or steel tips to pro-tect the toe of the foot. By their use, and without ever having put a shoe on Anteeo he trotted when fuuryears old in 2:20i. He claims that for ordinary use even on macadamised roads tips are all that are re-quired; that that fearful cause of lameness, contraction, is entirely avoided by the use of tips. We aregoing to use them, and advise others to do it in the manner he recommends. Send $ to him ani he willsend you the book and it will be as good an investment as you ever made for the money.—Colemans RuralWorld. W. H. Woodruff,. VETERINARY DENTIST. Kelerenees: Scott 4 McCord, Fashion Stable; Wm. Gerhart, Ne-vada Stable; J. M. Parker, Telegraph Stable; O. Hink-ley, Baldwin Stable; Col. JJickev, Bay District Conrs-f;C. W. Smith, H. McConn, J. C. Simpson, J. P. ; R. F. Simpson, A. Gates, Root. Glover,-G. Lju-ham, Oakland. Office at Fashion Stable, 221 Ellis street. THE WINNERS, With Records of 2:30 andBetter. Compiled andpublished by L. C. Underbill, a complete history of every horse on the turf, giving coler-size, age, breeding, record, and races of all prominenthorses. It gives in the order of occurrence everyrace of Maud S., Jay-Eye-See, Johnston, St Julien,ami all the great winners. Rules of the N. T. A.,Betting Rules, and is the most complete book forhorsemen ever published. 300 pages, only , on receipt of price, by addressing NEW YORKSPORTSMAN, Box 2,950, New York City. STALLIONS FOR SALE. A YOUNG STALLION FOUR. YEARS OLD BYNutwood, dam by John Nelson. Without
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