16 ILLUSTRATIONS 



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153. Correct Type in the Draft Mare. (Courtesy Iowa State Depart- 



ment of Agriculture.) 460 



154. A Highly Successful Sire. (Courtesy Mr. Wm. Crownover, 



Hudson, Iowa.) 462 



155. Blood Will Tell. (Courtesy Truman Pioneer Stock Farm, Bush- 



nell, 111.) 464 



156. Correct Type in the Jack. (Courtesy Mr. L. M. Monsees, 



Pettis County, Mo.) 469 



157. Prize-Winning Mules 470 



158. High-Class Draft Mules 473 



159. Mining or Pack Mule. (Courtesy Iowa State College.) 474 



160. Cotton or Lead Mule. (Courtesy Iowa State College.) 475 



161. Sugar Mule. (Courtesy Capt. M. G. Thornburg, Commanding 



Officer Remount Service Training Camp, Auxiliary Remount 

 Depot, Camp Joseph E. John-stoji, Jacksonville, Fla.) 476 



162. Farm or Wheel Mule. (Courtesy Iowa State College.) 477 



163. Small Pair of Wheel Mules to Army Wagon. (Courtesy Capt. 



M. G. Thornburg, Commanding Officer Remount Service 

 Training Camp, Auxiliary Remount Depot, Camp Joseph E. 



Johnston, Jacksonville, Fla.) 478 



164. Bog Spavin 482 



165. Bone Spavin 483 



166. Curb 486 



167. Ringbone and Cocked Ankle 489 



