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WANT CALIFORNIA TO GET IN LINE. •California should have a breeding bureau. SB] s the San Francisco Chronicle, "Many other states hate followed the lead set by New York. Thomas, II. Williams, as president of the California Jockey Club, should take the initiative and the bureau could be made a success from the start. By all means. California Should hao a breeding bureau. said W. OB. Macdoiiough. It frequently happens that even the big breeders have some mares that should be mated with outside stallions to secure satisfactory results. I know of several stallions that 1 should like to breed a few mares lo. but I would not care to buy or even lease them. "Judge F.. C. Hop[tor is a stanch advocate of the eal iiilishnient of a breeding bureau He has given the bureau proposition much careful study. He sa.s: "A thoroughbred stallion shook! be placed in every county in California where the farmer or breeder will have an opportunity to breeding to a horse of pedigree. California needs more good saddle horses, and the best way to secure smart-looking saddle horses is to breed t tiie thoroughbred. "
