PEENYFORD STABLES NEWS LETTER:
December Issue
Our Stables has become a busy enterprise as the new stock arrives from America. The endless work of our favorite Professor Haun has brought us highly refined specimens.
Prince Daniel...................105 stud fees since September
Prince Andrew...................72 stud fees since July
The Great Sebastian.............68 stud fees since July
The list could go on and on, but this gives the scope of how much we are getting our share of the breeding market.
Please feel free to contact the management if you have any idea for making our business work to be better. Prince Daniel could be a mascot for coming change in the manor for which this stallion does his work.
The energy to which Prince Daniel has taken up the lead in mountings and his impressive manners. A Dartmoor stallion, he shows pride in each conquest and completes his work in record time. His stately pose after each mounting and that look of being plainly satisfied is his trademark.
Now to a dim thought, the accident which occurred in town last month killed our teaser gelding. Since that time the stables used our old stallion King Mason. In a practice mounting the King was kicked and since had to be put down. Miss Pennyford is looking for another gelding to be the teaser, she ask's for suggestions.
Now, it has come repeatedly to the management's attention a number of rumors being circled of our Prince Andrew. The foolish suggestion that he was anything other than a stallion pony is absurd! This silly assumption arises from the animal's male organ looking quite like it was circumcised. According to our head Vet the male pony organ can from time to time look more pointed. As some know those members of bulls, goats, and dogs are pointed and this situation is no different. Continued rumors can only damage the excellent reputation of this established stable.
A happy note:
Our Gerald Pennyford is next month leaving to work with the Professor Haun at his Lab in the state of Michigan, U.S.A. Miss Jane is as you might expect concerned for his safety and we here should write him often.
The Professor and his staff has attained considerable working knowledge of Gerald's blood disorder. During his schooling there are plans for him to be examined and put into testing by Professor Haun's Lab. If all goes as Miss Pennyford says a new and strong Gerald should return home next Fall.
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