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I personally am very grateful for Susan G opening up my eyes to the possibility 
of the high sugar content posibilities to watch for with beetpulp. I have a 
pasture ornament that has many problems of which I have never been able to 
pinpoint that tend to lead to foundering. This winter was very rough on him to 
the point of considering the rainbow bridge road...but the tough guy recovered 
to a point that he is comfortable and happy. Still wondering what set it off, 
but I do recall a couple batches of beetpulp that were very brown almost black 
with what must of been molasses and or sugar but at the time seemed like dirt.I 
did not make the connection til Susan G opened our eyes to that recently...I 
really dont know if that was it but will be very watchful of the batches of 
beetpulp especially with this guy from now on.It is hard to pinpoint all the 
exact causes of our buddies ailments all the time, but if we can keep a spot in 
our minds of the areas that are suspicious to us and watch out for that, it can 
be helpful for those that are more knowledgable to help our friends quicker and 
help us make a plan to hopefully prevent those harmful things from happening 
again.

I appreciate all the helpful posts to ridecamp Susan G.


Thank you!
Linda
Minnesota

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