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Joe took the words right off my keyboard. Been there, done that, horse tied 
up. The farther you have to haul to the ride, the more likely the tie up as 
well. You can't put enough weight on him now in the remaining time to make a 
difference. Make sure he has all the grass hay he can eat.
Nancy Mitts

> From: Joe Long <jlong@xxxxxxxx>
 But "feeding the
> stuffing out of him" while he's being rested, after he's been working hard, 
> then
> starting a ride, is a sure-fire recipe for tying up (auzotaria, aka "Monday
> Morning Disease).



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