Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-07-23
AZoTE-THE MILK-FED RACE
HORSE.
Powdered Milk and the Part II Can Bc
Expected TO Play in the Future.
Cry A. c. Robinson in Outing)

| The race horse and tho problem OF its
| higher development IL "A subject which
Tor many years has occupied the atten-
ton Of highly paid and highly interested
| specialists. Neither trouble nor capital
has been spared In tho effort to bring
out horse that could run half n length
FASTER than any other, and although
tho life OF racer such, IL brief. yet
the returns from Futurity winner,
both In money and glory are SO large as
10 tempt great many to enter the com
petition. With so much capital and
brains invested in the business. or sport
as some prefer to call II, II Is not STIR
prisng that such strides were made as
would seem to leave little in the future
With the up-to-date method of shoeing
and the perfection Of breeding, training
and accoutering a horse for the track, 1t
certalnl seemed--especially after an
American boy had initiated the present
method of mounting and rding-that the
last word had been said. What was
there left to do?
| The first to come forward with an
answer to this question was an American
gentleman living In Paris and his answer
was a daring one He said: I'VE will
give the race horse n new food n food
of animal instead of vegetable origin"
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the GOWN most cases an hour or two
| Is passed without preliminary treatment
| physical or chemical, except straining.
over polished steel rollers In thin sheet
| The rollers are heated to n temperature
! OF two hundred md forty degrees Fahr,
and the milk remains on them only
| about two and onc-half seconds. 1t
comes off the rollers a dry powder con-
| tanning less moisture than four, only .
| or per cent. II Is then packed In boxes
| or barrels and can be shipped far or
| near as required. Its chemical compo-
sitlon has been unchanged and 1t VIII
! now keep for an indefinite period, or un-
til the re-addition Of water. I, myself
have drank milk more than two years
old.
| 1t was upon this milk powder that
Azote was fed. and surprising have been
the results. Tho considerations which
| led his owner 10 make the experiment
| were founded upon the theory that food
| of animal origin contains more nutri-
r1ent than that Of vegetable. hence the
development resultant from a dict OF
| the former shoUld be moro rapid than
Of the latter Now the ordinary horse
does not reach his full power, that is the
maximum Of what he can do upon the
track. until he Is four or five wears
old All the best prizes are offered for
two and three year-olds and as soon
as horse begins carrying weight for
age his chances for a "Erand killing"