Re: [RC] How do you know? (long) - Susan Garlinghouse
> This ride was a rude awakening and I would like some
> input on how y'all would have managed this horse to get
> better results as far as gut sounds.
Penny, I think you did a really good job managing him nutritionally and I
wouldn't change a thing there. IMO, only as a nutritionist and not as an
endurance rider, I think the only thing Reno needs is experience. It sounds
like you did just fine---just give him a chance to get it all figured out.
After speaking to a lot of riders over the years, most horses with half a
brain figure it all out for themselves within the first thousand miles and
suddenly start gobbling everything in sight. So in the meantime, just keep
doing what you're doing. :-)
Susan G
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