Re: [RC] Magnents; Tens units and heat sensers - Rob
Roger,
Don't try the tens on your horse. It works just like a hot wire, just
ain't no way for the horse to get away from it. There was a guy I used
to shoe for that lived in Brentwood that did Gran Prix jumping. Thought
if he put a set of tens pads under his saddle he'd be able to make the
horse clear higher jumps. His thinking was turn it on just before he got
to the jump, then 6'3" would be a piece of cake. Well all it did was
turn his warm blood into something that looked as if it were leased from
the Flyin' W rodeo ranch. Horses and tens units are as much fun as fire
and hydrogen.
Rob
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