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> > although like Angie, if there is very much reflux, I'd also be curious
to know if the horses are on daily dewormer, and if the attending vets
felt that the reflux was due to anterior enteritis or to impaction.>>

Neither: heart rates were normal (40) on all three horses, no increased
white blood cell level (they ruled out enteritis), and they did not
suspect or detect (ultrasound, palpation) impaction. The attending vet
at the clinic labeled it 'excersize induced ileus'. 

I don't know about the others, buy my mare was not on daily wormer.

Steph


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