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‘proudly wearing the Miss Gold amy, Cup and Saucer title soundly and thoroughly kissed the driver of Andy's Son in thanks for bringing her the much after crown. That was the story that Friday night last August as Old Home _. }. Week was nearing its end. And it belonged not to the racing game alone, but.also to the fan-

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‘EXTENDS

THE CITY OF CHARLOTTETOWN

SEASON'S GREETINGS |. ALL MARITIME HORSEMEN!

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~~ - a ‘ : ~ Island veterinari : e ; c talks proper nutrition - By DR. 4.8. KELLY- __, tutions that do research on nutri-, formed. I attempt Directer of Veterinary Services| tion not Having had the soe: | sue plu OF the eel eee The statement that Stanfard-|essary monatory grants to con- | ant of these. : i bred racing has made great ad-| duct research in this field. To ; } vances in the Maritime Provin-|day most of the recommenda | PROTEIN ces since the advent of night) tions for nutrition in horses are| The value of protein is deter- racing cannot be disputed. P.E.1.| arrived at by the association of | mined by its amino acid ontept was one of the main strongholds| requirements of other animals| and how well this will take care of Standardbred raving from the| plus the limited amount of ear- | of the horses needs. Some amino a. time the sport was first intre-| lier information available ’,on | acid and protein formation tak- a troduced into this area. Breed-| draft horses and poni¢s. ii | space Inthe cancum and ex : ers of animals have always plac-| son making recom on of the horse'bot there is a re ed a great deal of emphasis on Gee Seca ob thet, ts peel Se er ee eae past performance and confirma- i be because it is beyond the ; ; tion on their animals in an at- main area in the ; : Recessity these answers are found we ‘do im racing horsefiesh. meed to feed.our horses a high ' '€ : Se oe eee cattle. The need for protein is a va nn re ei fhan the duh and young : oe : = ae aoe Se - . CHARLOTTETOWN general bs been the ment costars wwelaht has’ 6: seed tet : | study in animal nutrition . ~ ———— : over the past 30 years. Th higher protein ration. As an ex- agriculture but the farming * r e tion of agriculture has y ed it into a class by. Re 2 ES he am - the general feeling is that stand- ae @ ~ ardbred horses are a pleasure : } and sport animal not «an econ- : % omic resource, resulting in insti- hg i . E

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