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Show UTAH COUNTY DEMOCRAT, HOUSE SHOW EDITION BUFFORT, There are only two M. French Coach stallions in the county. Of these, Ruffort is owned by the and Provo Percheron Coach Horse Ruffort Company. This beauty is kept at the sta- than others, but if the colt be of bles of Howard Fcott, who will the proper sort anyr ordinary be pleased to give any one infor- trainer can develop him into a 4015. Cii-- . 'L cost $3400 and he is worth every cent of it. F.ver since the day of the Codolphin Arabian, and the Parley Arabian in 1724. and the sister Turk and the Ray Rarb of about the same time the French government has been taking an active interest in the development of this particular coach horse breed. 'The two points especially bred for bate been action and endurance. And when one sees Rulfort he has small doubt of the success of these generations of breeding. Freed such a horse as Ruffort to a draft mare and ym get a type of horse that for usefulness on the farms of this county cannot be beaten. Such a horse would hac the strength and solidity to do the heavy farm work; at the same time he would be a good horse to hitch tip and drne to town, for the Coach horse has speed. Rest of alb the yet of Rulfort and a draft animal would have endurance. As for that point of speed, Ruffort has not been broken to harness, but from the way he leads it is prettv clear that he could do his mile in . w:t Fib- - - i - , V V - vf J f, A .A-N- r 'N 1 " .. . y , wi Ti-- j BUFFORT - (4015). Buffort Foaled May 11. 1901. Bred by M. Everard, commune of La Pillayj, department of Calvados. Sired by the government stallion Jouffroy, dam by Utillis, 2nd dam by Oronte, 3rd. dam by Fleur-de-M- Ha-mo- ; Jouffroy, foaled by Edimbourg out of Imperieuse by Taconnet. Edimbourg, foaled by Serpolet Bai out of Harmonie by Abrantes. Serpolet Bai, foaled by Normand out of Peschiera by Extase. Normand, foaled by Divus out of Balsimine by Kapirat. Divus, foaled by Quebec out of a daughter of Ekectrique. Quebec, foaled by Ganymede out of a daughter of Voltaire. Ganymede, foaled by Xerxes out of La Louve by Chasseur. Xerxes, foaled by Young Rattler out of a daughter of Young Highflyer. Young Rattler, foaled by Rattler out of the Snap Mare by Snap. Rattler, foaled by Magnum Bonum out of Flora by Lofty by Godolphin Arabian. Magnum Bonum, foaled by Matchem out of a daughter of Regulus by Godolphin Arabian. Matchem, foaled by Cade out of a daughter of Partner by Jigg. three minutes. Cade, foaled by Godolphin Arabian (brown 17241) out of Roxanna by Rutlort himself was foaled Mav the Bald Galloway. Utilis, foaled by Eashington out of Bijou by Niger. 11. 1 01 : bred by M. Kverard at Oronte, foaled by the Heir of Linne out of Ugoline by Ugolin. J is France. sire was the Fi'laye, The Heir of Linne, foaled by Galaor out of Mrs. Walker by Jereed. stallion, Jouffroy: government Galaor, foaled by Muley Moloch out of Diaroletta by Amadis. his dam, Fletir de Mai by Utilis. Muley Moloch, foaled by Muley out of Nancy by Dick Andrews. Muley, foaled by Orville out of Eleanor by Whiskey. Rufforts registry number is 4015. Orville, foaled by Beningbrough out of Evelina by Highflyer. Ruffort is dark bay, with black Beningbrough, foaled by King Fergus out of a daughter of Herod. points, with left hind foot white King Fergus, foaled by Eclipse cut of Polly by and trace on left front foot. Ilis Eclipse, foaled by Marske out of Spiletta by Regulus, by Godolphin weight is 1350 pounds; his height At abian. Marske, foaled by Squint of a Daughter by Blacklegs by Huttons Bay sixteen hands. lie has a good Barb. head and a good full eye. As his Squint, foaled by Bartlets Childers out of a daughter of Snake, bv keeper well said of him, Hes a Lister Turk. little smarter than human. Bartlets Childers, foaled by Darley Arabian. Ilis Hamon, foaled by the Norfolk Phenomenon out of a daughter of hind legs are flat boned, and throughout lie is Kramer. strong and Norfolk Phenomenon, show foaled by Old Phenomenon. heavy boned. Ilis pose, which he seems to like to take, brings out his short back and his tion. lie picks up each foot dain- long hip and his deep chest and splendid coupling. But the finest tily, neatly, and his hock and his remarkably fine action, Bufthing about the horse is his ac- - knee action is notable. With his fort is the ideal traveler. mation concerning him. He is useful and desirable horse. There owned by the Provo Percheron are no hard and fast rules that can be laid down as to just how Horse Company. developing and educating can be o done, but the man must have a GOOD HORSE TALK. large supply of the commodity as known horse sense. The The old saying, I always bank the at quick tempered, fight drop on the boy who has a good mothof the hat sort of a man is of no er. regardless of what the old use, for if unable to control himman may be," is true in a meas- self, how much less is he able to ure of horses, and yet the sire is control and teach horses what of great importance also, for from they' should know? Each colt is him comes the seed that governs a study; his disposition and temthe kind, for does not like pro- perament must be figured out. If duce like? It is of the greatest you are never harsh, nor violent, importance to select the proper nor show your temper, you will soil at planting time, but it will have better average success than make a heap of difference at har- the man who labors under these bad habits. To teach a horse to vest whether you select field corn, walk fast, or trot, you must It is pull, pop corn, or broom corn. develop his brain in that direcjust as reasonable to expect good tion. The brain is divided in two headed and good dispositioned an- parts, each half controlling the imals to come from careless se- muscles of the opposite side of lected, brainless ancestry as it is the body. In walking or trotting to gather tigs from thistles." both sides of the brain act at Your best are none too good to every step, and this demands the use as breeding animals. If they! most careful training, but he will are level headed and sensible on be the highest developed, in inboth sides of the house and are telligence, of all horses. The given proper attention bv men of pacer uses but one side of the the same qualities there is little brain at each movement and will in the not need this careful and ceasedanger of breed, and a race of courageous less training, but his intelligence and fearless horses will appear will not reach as high a position that pay no more attention to of The hobbled development. automobiles, electric and steam pacer is not educated, but is comcars, and other objects that pelled to do what is asked of him, frighten horses than does man and consequently ranks lowest in of a de elopment. himself, The "breaking Our associations horse will soon be a relic of the have decided that hobbled pacers past. (liven a colt from ancestors will give no credit to sire or dam, as mentioned above, into the and steps are being taken to elimhands of a teacher as soon as inate them entirely in two more foaled and he is developed graduyears. By careful study one can ally into the perfect animal we train a horse in many directions, all desire. There will always be but to begin with select the anihorses created with all parts per- mals that are intelligent fect except one essential of brain and whose already are of the construction that develops ambi- same type. ancestry' Certain families are tion. If the possessor of the lazy distinguished for certain traits, as brain has no ambition to succeed, for instance some families are the brain will never be developed. more noted for the brood mares, We often hear that the colt was while others are distinguished educated by a poor trainer, as an for sires. By studying this wre excuse for his bad manners, and will raise horses adapted to any no doubt some trainers are better market of the world. nt Z.C.M.I., PROVO, UTAH F. D. CASSITY, Mgr. ANNUAL SALES OVER $400,000 ESTABLISHED 1883 IMPORTERS AIND WHOLESALERS OR Groceries, Brushes, Staple Stationery THE LARGEST Z,C.M,I. Headquarters Wholesale House South of alt La(e City SALT LAKE CITy m B'RAJVCHES Trox)o , 7tah - rCF r y- - .T 5?.tT?u: Idaho Falls, Idaho Our facilities for handling business, and our close proximity to the mining districts surrounding Provo, enable us to sell to the Merchants of Utah and adjoining counties highest quality goods at the lowest possible prices, Z.C.M.L, PROVO, UTAH are |