Edition: U.S. / Global  Private Zoo's Creatures Great, Small And
Exotic  Published: December 1, 1996  Like a modern-day Noah,
Henry Wallace has ranged far afield to fill his modern-day
menagerie.  Henry's Ark takes an alphabet-soup approach to
animal collection. And, as in the Old Testament story, Mr.
Wallace works hard to preserve his varied species.  Even though
he has not found two members of every breed, he covers nearly
all the letters of the English language in his collection. It
starts with antelopes, bison, camels, donkeys, emus, fallow
deer, goats and hogs and winds up with nilgai cows, an ostrich,
peacocks, quail, reindeer, swans, turkeys, Vietnamese pot-
bellied pigs, water buffalo, yaks and zebu.  More than 100
animals and birds roam this private zoo, part of a 600-acre farm
on Rose Island Road in one of Louisville's most affluent
suburbs. Mr. Wallace, an heir to his mother's pharmaceuticals
fortune and a former correspondent for Time magazine and several
American newspapers, opened the pens to the