. Cheval au Canada [microforme]. Les chevaux, Chevaux. roportion nouriHli sclusive- de la U^voluiiK thinnCK la c le^ 8, en raison de l'avoine aril le digeptiv wliilst tliij '( une gramineou tvn. int, il Bavd da, son grain pping eaeil tul, til d adhère t d'avoine var il rp alimentaire une proporti' lological aninii sur pli de l'difteroij >ntain dans tlJ nd à ari| ,. Cette^ ts prii exc"' ndowed witl ivalent de I'J rse de toutes les Ag*- , eux ener'' - t9 - jngth, augmente leur vigueur, donne la fermeté à scles, augmente la densité de l'os la texture, linishes celhilar ou la quantité de connecti

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. Horse-breeding in Canada [microform]. Horses; Chevaux. roportion of the nouriHli- sclusive U^c the voluiiK le thinnCK^ !8, in reason to oats aril le digeptiv( a wliilst tliij ' gramineou tvn. int, it Bavd da, its grain pping eaeil tul of it, til d adheres t of oats var he food pii a proporti' lological pli on of aninii the difteroij >ntain in tlJ nd to be ari| , . This prii ts tlie exc»' ndowed witl ivalent of I'J rse of all ag*- , them ener'' — t9 — jngth, increases their vigor, gives firmness to scles, increases the density of the bone texture, linishes the amount of celhilar or connective ue, and gives a shining coat. Young horses who 'c been given fair rations of oats are generally :;ondition to begin steady work at 4 years of age. thout this food, horses are unable in our climate resist the climatic influences, the variations of iperature and furnish a fair amount of work, ts can be considered as one of the most effective ans of bringing about the improvement of our eds of horses. According to the English proverb "To make lorse, three things are necessary : a stallion, a re and oats." HOW TO FEED THE COLT The future qualities and worth of a horse de- id to a great extent on the care received during first years of its life. In order to produce a good horse, it is essential [t the colt should possess a good bony frame and Id joints. Like any other animal issue, the bones ^w and develop as a result ot the assimilation ot )d food, and should the food taken not contain Itain elements essential to the formation and ^wth of bone tissue, it is evident that portion of animal's organism will remain deficient. The mother's milk contains a large proportion [hese substances, such as i)ho8pliate& and carbo- [e of lime, which are the most necessary to the ^elopmentof bone. As the colt grows older, the )unt of these substances needed is increased and animal, in order to obtain the necessary. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page i

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