Logan Republican | 1903-06-09 | Page 4 | Horses in Demand

HORSES IN DEMAND. Iliecdlng hoiscs for market Is now the aim of the great majority of farmers farm-ers who raise horses of diaft, harness or saddle class, sajs the Live Stock .loiunal. Konneily everjbody lalsed hoiscs to suit their own whimsical Ideas foi gcneial purpose hoiscs. We still haveseveial million of these no-class no-class hoises, which the maikets do not want, but hoisemen aie eagerlj .hunting the maiket over foi good drafteis, line coacheis and saddlers, at higher prices than ever known be-foi be-foi P. Thatisccrtalnlj the situation The "no-class" horses aie likely to be a drug on the market, while good diaft hoises, the coach and saddle sad-dle classes, aie not in supply for the demand. It Is well for hoise bleeders to keep these facts of the market In mind.