Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-23
Purposes of the Vermont Horse
Stock Company.

pUOCk company.
LIST. 70 raise capital stock to an amour
not less than 100000
ID TO purchase and fit up real estate {,
the amount of % to $40 900, in such location
as will best promote the interests Of Vernon
and the Company.
This farm will be fenced so thoroughly tina
no time will be needed in looking up stra-
colts. The buildings should be plain, substan
tial, and so convenient that City colts can b,
taken care Of as easily as fifty head Of youn,
cattle usually are. Paddocks should be mad,
so strong that stations can run in them Will
safety The farm should be devoted mostly
to raising grass, oats and roots
I'd. For stock it is proposed to secure the
best English stallion and some dozen best
English mares to be found Next, one Of the
best llambletonian stations, and seyeralmare,
from that famous trotting family. Then Sc.
cure some dozen Of the best Vermont mares
and one at least of our best stations. 1t has
also been suggested that tho Company place
on the farm stallion and several mares suit
able to breed coach horses. 1t is believed
that the demand for lGhand, l 200 ID. ,ee-
giant coach horses will, for many years to
come, be above the supply; and therefore
that a family Of them, bred right, will readily
sell at extra prices for breeders.
18th. Industry, economy and energy are to
push on the work for which the Company was
formed, while laziness, prodigality and inelfi-
cheney will have no place on or about the
Company's premises.
What effect the Vermont Horse Stock
Company will have upon the value of Yer
ment horses
They will introduce, improve scatter yet
perpetuate, better blooded, better formed.
sounder more lasting, better sized, more sym.
metrical, higher selling horses throughout the
State than ever can be had without the en-
ployment Of heavy capital. The breeding
fame Of the Company will attract the atten-
tion Of horsemen throughout America. With
capacity to keep in the best possible way
some three to four hundred horses, all on one
farm and those superior to any other stud in
the country, both as to blood and individual
merit, such a farm, with such stock, will not
only attract plenty of customers for all the
valuable animals which the Company may
have to sell, but scores who will wish to look
through the State to see the horses bred by
our farmers. The searcher after horses of
superior blood, not finding them to spare on
the Company's premises, will be directed to
farmer \ or b, who breeds and has nice ami
mails. In this way thousands of horse buy
ers will visit our State, who, without the at
traction of the Horse Stock Company's premi.
SEES, might not come hither.
No man can own or raise n horse in YER
mont without being benefited by the exist
ence of so large and superior lot of horses
growing in our State. Every farmer should
think Of this when he hesitates to encourage
the enterprise by taking few shares of the
capital stock.
Without such movement Vermont can
never regain her former prestige With such
an enterprise efficiently carried out, she can
reach success in horse-breeding and horse
raising of which the most sanguine have but
a faint conception.
To the wealthy men Of Vermont who love
horses, we say, you often censure the farmer
for not introducing and breeding better horses
you complain that you can not find suitable
animals for your use you insist that if the
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