A handwritten manuscript from 1876, titled Madan Vatika, was discovered in a locked almirah of a government building in Tikamgarh district, Madhya Pradesh, India. Found during an inspection by Tikamgarh collector Vivek Kshotriya, this manuscript merges Vedic traditions with a structured approach to horse medicine, reflecting India's rich equine science heritage. The document, written on premium British laid paper, includes spiritual invocations alongside a comprehensive veterinary guide. It documents regional horse breeds from areas such as Kabul, Multan, Punjab, and Kashmir, detailing their physical standards and performance metrics. It also provides a clinical framework for equine care, including methods to determine age through dental examinations and diagnose diseases based on traditional dosha theory. The district administration plans to digitize the manuscript and upload it on the Gyan Bharatam Mission app, ensuring its preservation and accessibility for future study.