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I apologize, this is probably in HTML. We have AOL 6.0 and have contacted AOL regarding this problem (my husband was booted from a list due to this too) and they have said they are "fixing" it. Which means it will be 6 months before they have a new version to download. So my sincere apologies, I promise not to post too often. OK, my question. I'm aware of how horses need salt and minerals in their diet. So while I was at the feed store I picked up a block (one of the brown ones) for Baldur. Put it in his stall and it was gone within a week. In fact as soon as it was in the holder he started at it. So here's my question...how much is too much? Should I replace it as fast as he goes through it? Should I add salt to his feed instead? Could I crumble a block and add that? Or will table salt suffice? Could this be a sign he is lacking something? His stats... Mature gelding (12) In full work (6 days per week, 1 hour per day plus lessons given on him) Feed...1 cup of Trotter (pelleted feed) 2x daily, 2 flakes of grass hay 5x daily biotin supplement for his gross feet free choice water 5 hours of turnout on "grass" (haha...not) Whatever suggestions you guys have will be greatly appreciated. I also have a client who would like a clone of my guy...14.2ish, mellow, likes to jump...we're in the CT/RI area but will travel within New England and New York. Thanks!! Kate in CT owned by Baldur the wonder fjord graduate B pony clubber MysticPonyClub egroups moderator ARIA certified riding instructor
