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It looks as if I am back in horses after all. No regrets. It's great to have
my girl back home even if for a little while. The interesting experiment of
her sharing space with two Holsteins has been an outstanding success. She
spotted them
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In the June issue of Horse Journal is article Limiting Sugar and Carbs
Works for Horses Too. On page 12 in column entitled Hay Choices is the
statement most strains of Bermuda grass have the lowest levels (of sugar
and starch), making
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I've been following this subject because if there was any real problem I had
with my Fjords it was this issue.
I thought I was retired from horses but my favorite mare is coming back to
me from the therapy center. The best description I got
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To Robyn, Jean G and Jean E...thanks for your comments. As long as I've
been on the list I haven't read too much about therapeutic riding and in my
head had a rather benign image of what went on but realizing that the horse
had to have a rock
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A couple of things I found out about feeding oil. First, corn oil seems to
be stickier than other oils. I switched to Uckele's Cocosoya oil and liked
it much better when I found out it rinsed easily out of the feed buckets
whereas corn oil
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Re: adding loose salt to horse's dietaccording to Dr. Kellon from the
Cushings elist and contributor to Horse Journal and John Lyons newsletter
iodized salt should be added to the diet for the benefits of the iodine
which she feels
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This is from my experience upon the arrival of a 12 year old mare who had
had several homes previous to mine.
The first week she was perfect. She was willing to be led anywhere, was
fine being turned out alone and she was very responsive to my
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Thanks for the offer Cynthia. I had investigated Las Cruces as you know,
even had a realtor hot and heavy on the phone, but alas, Husband wanted to
go South, not West. I agree with you that there must be a market, larger
than even I thought
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I'll chime in here. I'm wondering if the handicapped center that has my
horses will take me as a client. All those helping hands to get me on and
off. Their oldest client is 78 so I'm still a youngster.
Another possibility once we all get
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Ooops! Sorry for not editing my reply to Stockwell for offer to adopt family.
Thought I was replying privately so gave more info than anybody probably was
interested in (unless pondering a move to NJ).
Lois
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I've been following the posts regarding Fjord behavior, notably the pushy
part. I thought it might be interesting to relate here that horses can act
different ways in different places and what can be an asset (?) can also be a
liability
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After considering a number of places to retire to we've settled on the town of
Shallotte, NC which is halfway between Wilmington and Myrtle Beach. To my
dismay I could find no suitable boarding facilities that either I or my mare
would find
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Another tip to keep tack from getting moldy ...after it is cleaned...is a
product I've used with great success called Damp Rid found in the
supermarket or Home Depot household supplies aisle. It comes in refillable
canisters that you set out
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I can't resist a reply here to any way they want. I'm an Easterner but
most of our rules about horses come from the British who among other
places settled in parts of Canada. The problem with any way they want is
apparent in the way people
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