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action is strong iuul powerful but not stylish. Most of the repre- 

 sentatives of the breed lack prepotency f«i j)ro(lucf' (|uality. and 

 larii^ely for this reason they have failed to become popular in 

 America. 



The Cleveland Bay stallion of the best type and breeding is 

 prepotent in transmitting his color markings and good disposition 

 to his progeny, and when used upon common mares gets a fair 

 proportion of light, active horses for general purpose work. 



Begistrafion 

 The interests of the Cleveland Bay are advanced by the Cleve- 

 land Bay Society of America. The secretary of this organization 

 is Mr. R. P. Stericker, of Oconoanowoc, Wis. 



