. Breeder and sportsman. Horses. «* ^'^^«~',;-:£-'â " â It is Dead Easy for Simple Things to Cure Simple Cases But to have a serious broken down tendon, disabled hock or an injured and inflamed ankle cured to stand up, race after race and year in and year out, is a vastly different matter. Temporary cures are expensive. Most horsemen and trainers have discovered this either by investigation or by sorrowful experience. Take the importance of this into account and look into the matter and you will turn to " Save-the-Horse" as sure as night follows day. JUST CONSIDER ITS POWER I
. Breeder and sportsman. Horses. «* ^'^^«~',;-:£-'â " â It is Dead Easy for Simple Things to Cure Simple Cases But to have a serious broken down tendon, disabled hock or an injured and inflamed ankle cured to stand up, race after race and year in and year out, is a vastly different matter. Temporary cures are expensive. Most horsemen and trainers have discovered this either by investigation or by sorrowful experience. Take the importance of this into account and look into the matter and you will turn to " Save-the-Horse" as sure as night follows day. JUST CONSIDER ITS POWER I'XDER THESE CONDITIONS. FRISBY H McCULXOUGH March 7, 1911. Troy Chemical Co., Binghamton, N. Y.: I had a valuable mare with a bog spavin of long stand- ing. I followed instructions and my mare was completely cured of her lameness within two weeks from the time I made the first application. While using your remedy I worked her slow miles and shortly after she got over the lameness she went three heats in 2:19, 2:21^4, 2:18^. I be- gan racing her the last week in August, and raced" her ten races in seven weeks, winning four firsts, one second and two fourth moneys, and finishing twice outside the money and once withdrawn on account of rain, and closing the sea- son the first week in October with a half-mile track record of I'll!'.,. Your remedy absolutely removed all traces of the trou- ble so that she was sold at the Chicago sale for about $500, absolutely sound, after passing inspection of one of the most distinguished members of the veterinary profession in the country. "Save-the-Horse" is a sovereign remedy and the claims you make for it are warranted by facts. F. H. McCULLOUGH. H. T. WALLACE, WILMINGTON, DELAWARE. Troy Chemical Co., Binghamton, N. Y.: Enclosed ?5 for bottle of "; During th^e past year I used the remedy I bought from you on three horses with satisfactory results. This time last year Dossie Villiers (2:11*4) was
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