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Without my help and experience this is usually what happens to a horse that bows. Your way, with the advice of others and the experience you. have had, is fire, blister, geld, violet ray, drive, swim, turn out for a year or more, maybe to come back to about sixty-live per cent of their previous value. Here is what I do: Straighten tendon, remove fever without missing a trial or race, "all in ten days," without irons, blister or torture of any kind. I will buy, lease or train, any horse with an estimated value of two thousand dollars or more before bowing. W. H. Travers, P. O. Box 282, Jamaica, L. I., New York
