THE BEERY TRAINING APPLIANCES. 



Few horse owners realize what it means to have a 

 set of my appliances. If you have, or ever expect to 

 have, a colt to break, the use of these appliances will 

 enable you to do the work in half the time, with less 

 harshness to the colt than any other plan, and make 

 a more valuable horse out of him. If any horse you 

 now own, or may own in the future, has any annoy- 

 ing habit, the use of these appliances, will completely 

 cure him in an incredibly short time. You will real- 

 ize that it is one of the best investments you ever 

 made. They are made of good leather and sewed 

 throughout— not a rivet in them. 



The appliances are divided into three groups, and 

 if you do not care for all the parts, the first and sec- 

 ond groups are sufficient to subdue any horse. The 

 first group is simply invaluable in training a colt or 

 taking the conceit out of a horse that has a bad habit 

 of any kind. There are many "family horses" with 

 some little annoying habit that they endure because 

 they think it can not be cured. With these appli- 

 ^ances the habit can be removed. Considerable profit 

 to the owner of a set of these appliances can be 'made 

 by a moderate charge for the use of them in the 

 n ighborhood. 



ALL KINDS OF HORSES, 



the wild, vicious— the regular "man-eater" kind, the 

 tricky and dangerous biters and kickers, the shyers 

 at street cars and automobiles, horses that won't 

 stand quiet, horses that do not obey instantly the 

 command "Whoa," horses afraid of umbrellas, horses 

 that do not drive single as well as double, those that 

 pull on the bit, etc, etc 



There is no liabit, I care not of how long standing, 

 that can not be removed by these appliances— and 

 that permanently. Any horse, no matter how pow- 

 erful he may be, is rendered completely helpless, and 

 is brought absolutely under control. They should be 

 in the stable of every horse owner. 



Booklet giving full description and prices sent on 

 request. 



JESSE BEERY, Pleasant Hill, Ohio. 



Bit D e v a k t m e n t . 



