The Army Remount Problem
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Louis 70 Indefinite; 6 in "Northern bred"...
At National Stock 190-245 Boston 30 1911. 4 Unknown . . .
Yards, 111. Different dealers 325 Washington 57 Not known; each do Various persons in 226 officer buys his District of Colum- own.
bia. Maryland, and Virginia.
The information for the New York mounted police is particularly enlightening, as that body of men has a well-deserved reputation not only for horsemanship but for the excellent quality of its mounts. The department expects to purchase a...bout 75 saddle horses in 1911 at a cost about twice as much per head as the cavalry remounts are now costing the Government under the remount system. This contract has been held for several years by one firm, which does a very exten- sive business in all kinds of horses and has buyers in various parts of the country where good horses are found. These buyers are familiar with the specifications of the New York police department and have instructions to buy horses when they find them conforming to those specifications.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Louis 70 Indefinite; 6 in "Northern bred"...
At National Stock 190-245 Boston 30 1911. 4 Unknown . . .
Yards, 111. Different dealers 325 Washington 57 Not known; each do Various persons in 226 officer buys his District of Colum- own.
bia. Maryland, and Virginia.
The information for the New York mounted police is particularly enlightening, as that body of men has a well-deserved reputation not only for horsemanship but for the excellent quality of its mounts. The department expects to purchase a...bout 75 saddle horses in 1911 at a cost about twice as much per head as the cavalry remounts are now costing the Government under the remount system. This contract has been held for several years by one firm, which does a very exten- sive business in all kinds of horses and has buyers in various parts of the country where good horses are found. These buyers are familiar with the specifications of the New York police department and have instructions to buy horses when they find them conforming to those specifications.
What to read after The Army Remount Problem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Mccullough Rommel to read onlineMoreLess
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