Famous Horses of America Containing Fifty Nine Portraits of the Celebrities of
Famous Horses of America Containing Fifty Nine Portraits of the Celebrities of
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His stride was long and easy there being no appearance of labor about it and of that peculiar style which only requires quickening to produce great speed. He was an honest, resolute trotter from the begin- ning, and his gait steadily improved with the light work that was given him. In the autumn of that year he was entered in the five-year-old class at the Goshen fair, where he won with ease in 2:45}. After the fair he was turned out, but was fed grain until the next spring, when he was again t...aken up, and, after the usual preliminary jogging, was given some pretty sharp work, with a view to preparing him for the saddle race at Buffalo, in August. Shortly before the closing of the entries at Buffalo, he showed a trial in 2:32, and repeated in 2:31, but Mr. Gold- smith was of the opinion that that time was too slow to win the race, and decided not to enter the lists. The horse was kept in training, and on the 19th of September, he started in a race at Fleetwood, where he won over Belle of Oneid-i, Constance, Nettie Morris and Joe, in 2:3 L 2:30} 2:33 2:30} the third heat being a dead heat between Bodine and Belle of Oneida, the horse having thrown a shoo at the half-mile pole.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His stride was long and easy there being no appearance of labor about it and of that peculiar style which only requires quickening to produce great speed. He was an honest, resolute trotter from the begin- ning, and his gait steadily improved with the light work that was given him. In the autumn of that year he was entered in the five-year-old class at the Goshen fair, where he won with ease in 2:45}. After the fair he was turned out, but was fed grain until the next spring, when he was again t...aken up, and, after the usual preliminary jogging, was given some pretty sharp work, with a view to preparing him for the saddle race at Buffalo, in August. Shortly before the closing of the entries at Buffalo, he showed a trial in 2:32, and repeated in 2:31, but Mr. Gold- smith was of the opinion that that time was too slow to win the race, and decided not to enter the lists. The horse was kept in training, and on the 19th of September, he started in a race at Fleetwood, where he won over Belle of Oneid-i, Constance, Nettie Morris and Joe, in 2:3 L 2:30} 2:33 2:30} the third heat being a dead heat between Bodine and Belle of Oneida, the horse having thrown a shoo at the half-mile pole.
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