St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-03-04
Purposes OT' tie DpyinOnf Horse
steel C0mpaHy.

l>t. To raise canital stock IN o,
amount not less than SIOn Ooo
~. To uurrI,.,.,. and fir ~, ,,.,J a.
tate to the amount of S1j 0u0 +, %lo
600, in such location =. uiu host urn
mo;e the intcrc.iS ct Vermont and ,b.
Company.
This farm will he f.,ccJ .n tl,nr,u,b-
" that no Zine Will be lost in lo,>in,, ~,
tray colts Th. buildn,, >hou,I lc
p AIN. substantial. and 80 convenient that
lilty colts can Ic takcp ear, uf ~ a;,.i,v
~ titrv head nt yonn. c,tt,. usually ar,.
p.dd,rL. .I,.,uil l., -, .......,,, d..
stallion, can run in them vi h l,G.t,.
lis. fnm should he devoted mostly tn
rai-in, rr,.- n,f. and r,,ts
81 For stock. il !. pron,SeJ tn So
cure the bc,t Enc i.h stallion and sor,.
Il zen bet Engii,h mare, +, h.. frnpJ
Next. one Of IN. host U..nrI. .,,,;.,, .,,r
Ii ,n.. and several mares G.,,r ,,,,t a.
nous trptting family. Then sccur,. some
dozen Of the bc>! vermont mares. and
one, at least. of our best stations. 1t
HI, also been suggested that the Comua-
ny place ON the farm IA sia lion and sew
cral mare, suitable to breed rnach horse,
1t l. bell we'd that :he demand for lG
hand l.200 Ii. elegant coach horses will.
tor many Years to come. be above thu.
supply; and therefore that Il family OF
them. bred RIGHT. will READILY sell AT ex-
ira prices for breeders.
Ilh. IndIs.rv. economy and rrnrrv
are 10 push on the work for which thr
cnIhpanv WI, formeJ vhiI. I.,z;ue..
prudi ,aIIy. and Interference will h,va nn
place on or about the comnauv's prcmi.-
rs.
Wha, effect the Vermont Horse Stock
Company will have upon the value of
Vermont horses:
They will introduce. improve. scatter.
Vet ucruc,uatc. better hlnodrd hotter
formed. sonndgr. more lastinr herter
~zyd, more symmetrical. Lioher seIl,nu
horses throughout the State than ever
can he had without the empIovmcut of
heavy capit;,l. The breedinn fame ufI
the Company will attract the attention
of ho' semen throughout America With
To keep IN the best uo>sib,e wav
from three TO four hundred horses. on
one farm, and this. superior TO anv oth-
er stud in the countrv. hnth rs IN lilo nj
aud individual merit; such a farm. with
such stock, will not only attract plenty
of customers for all tie valuable animals !
which the Company may have TO sell.
bat scores who will wish to look through
the State 10 see the horses bred bv our
farmers. The : archer after hoIses OF
b, od, not finding them to spare |
ON the cumpany's premises, will he dl-
rcctcd to farmer \. or Il. who breeds .
and has nice animals. In this way
thousands ot horse buyers will visit cur
State, who without the attraction of the |
Horse Stock Company's premises, might
not come thllher.
No man can own or raise horse in !
Vermont without being benefited by the
existence Of 80 large and superior a lot
Of horses growing in our State. Every
farmer should think of this when he he>-
itates to encourage the enterprise by TAX
ing lew shares Of the capital stock.
Without such a movement Vermont
can never regain her former prestige.
With such an enterprise efficiently car
ried "ul, she can reach Il success in horse
breeding and morse ral-ing OF which the
mot sanguine have but ialnt concep-