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DEVELOPMENT OF THE MODERN HORSE 



seka, III., who are still engaged in importing and breeding German 

 coach horses. The breed is not numerous nor wide spread in the 

 United States, but is growing in favor. 



GERMAN COACHER. GAUDIAN 



They are nicely-turned horses, of large size, much substance and 

 showy appearance. Some critics charge a lack of springiness, that 

 goes with the type of carriage horses most prized in America ; but 

 these smooth, substantial German Coachers should prove successful 

 sires of carriage horses when crossed with American trotting mares 

 of high life and action. 



" One of my; team horses had a sore neck for t^o years. He is cured fron. 

 one box of your Gall Cure. J. S. Spi^ings, Irving Park, ^11- " 



