I'd trade Flos for that colt as it stands to-day.

There's nothing better on earth in the way of horse.

His offer is practically giving it away.

I know, with the records to prove its pedigree, what that colt would bring him in any city market." "I don't like it," said mother.

"I want Leon to have a horse, but a boy in a first experience, and reckless as he is, doesn't need a horse like that, for one thing, and what is more important, I refuse to be put under any obligations to Pryors." "That's the reason Mr.Pryor asked anything at all for the horse.