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^W^msi Princess Trixie AUTOBIOGRAPHY AN Accurate Account of the Sayings and Doings of the Wise^ and Most Highly Educated Horse in the World. By George L. Hutchin Copyright Applied For. ] [ All Rights Reserved. Copyright 1905 by W. H. Barnes PREFACE AND CONTENTS Tlu" tonii "hoist" sonso" is pro\crhi:il. It is now uni\ crsally acknowledjicd ami rcconitncnclocl. 1 h:ur, tor ;i lonu time, w ishcd to w rite somothin<: tor the hetternient ot hnite i.M"e:itioi\ aiul the eiiiaiuipation ot the animal kin;j;ilom. To me, out of the depths ot compassion, has eome a wild cry tor the amehoration ot the earthly condition of domestic animals oppressed. At last, like an inspiration, Princess Trixie has come to me as a revelation, and her worils will he as a hencihction to those of her world. Humanity will bless her memory and all her brother animals will praise her according; to their power of understandini^. Princess Trixie has a larj^cr development ot "horse sense" than any anin^il I have ever known. I have seen jim Key and the Hahn's horse of Berlin, and 1 w ish to say that they are certainly marvels of equine intelli;;ence. 'riiey haxc done a ;j:reat deal to relieve the hardships and sutiteriniis of their race. 1 ha\e often thout:;ht that they knew more than some teachers and trainers. Princess Trixie matriculateil in the school of experience ami j^raduatcd in Nature's broad coUej^e of universal knowledj^c. Be- yond cavil she is the smartest and best educated horse in the world today. She speaks a various lan^uaj:;c, and makes herself xuider- stood perfectly by signs, looks, utterances and actions. She is the most gifteil and talenteil actress before the public, and has won her laurels by ileser\injj; them. She is the coiuiectinjj; link in the interchanjze of knowledjje between the Inunan faiuily ami brute creation. She has a lifjht and iMiderstanding that is miraculous, '["he humaiu'tarian will praise her i:;low inii;l\, while ever\- animal that has the >:;ift of understamlinij: will hoKl her in ijrateful remembrance. The follow ing is a true autobio_>;raph\ and history of Princess Trixie. Geo. L. Hutchin. UJ >< a: en en UJ U Z a: MY KIND MASTER :.^-S^ ^^ 4 1 William Harrison Barnes PRINCESS TRIXIE CHAPTER 1. Mv First Recollection. V MY memorj' has not played me a trick and filled ni)- brain with weird fancies, my first recollection tlatcs hack to April in 1895. I remember a pleas- ant meadow, a running brook, a nearby orchard, a spacious barn and a handsome house where my master lived. Elverjthing was new to me and I was often alarmed and scared by things that I never notice any more and pay no attention to at all. Of course I did not know then what was harmful. But since I have been educated I know how to take care of mj'self and how to guard against dangers and pitfalls. Like all young colts I did many very foolish things at first, but I soon learned to do better. And the better I did the happier I was. My home was near Humboldt, Iowa. I often saw cit}- folks pass by and I thought that they were the funniest things imaginable. Their dress was so odd. My mother's name was Gypsy Queen. She was trained by Prof. W. A. Sigsbee, a noted educator of animals. No grandee or ancient dame was more proud than my mother. At an early age she called me to her side and said: "You are young and can't be expected to know everything. It is my duty tO' tell you. I have noticed you playing with those Norman colts over in the other pasture. Now take my advice and don't waste your time with them. They are rough and coarse. They have no refinement whatever. When they grow up they will be hitched to a dray or made to pull a scraper or a lumber wagon. Their mother goes out to plow in the field all day. She has had no educational ad- vantages and couldn't have learned much if she had been so favored. Page Seven I pity her but I don't wish to trot in her class. You should have ambition and fill some high place in life. 'Hitch your chariot to a star.' If you grow up ignorant and coarse you will not be fitted for the higher walks; and you will be put to dull, stupid work with the work-aday draft horse. It's just the same with people." This set me to thinking, and I resolved to so live that I would be the best favored by my master. When my mother whinnied to me I trotted to her side immediately and I kept aloof from the other colts who had learned no manners and were lowly born and bred. When they kicked viciously, and squealed and bit each other I was shocked beyond measure and day by day I saw the wisdom of my mother's remarks. The other colts were not so bad, but they didn't seem to "sabbie," as my young master Ray used to say. I shall always remember the day when my mother whinnied to me and I went to her at the gate to our master's house. Just beyond the fence stood a beautiful Arabian horse. I had never seen a horse so handsome and noble in my life. They called him Boniveta. How my heart leaped with joy when I learned that he was my father. He was so gentle and kind that no one could be cruel enough to mistreat him. There were a great many fine- looking people there, and Boniveta, to please those present, gave an exhibition of his learning. I never saw anything so wonderful. I shall always remember how happy Boniveta's master seemed when he gave com- mands that were quickly executed. I w as inspired and ex- alted. I could see that Boniveta and his master under- stood each other al- most perfectly. I saw liow vastly pleased the master was when Boniveta obeyed. And that decided my life. I made a resolve Making Her Bow Page Eight to get an education and be an equine