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IMO, this depends on the horse..."some" might be prone to a tie 
up...depends on feed stuffs IMO...feeding the stuffing out of him with 
good food stuffs will not cause that effect...Cora

Kristen A Fisher wrote:

> >>and go if you must,  but leave him alone,
> >>and after...quit riding him so much...Cora
> >
> > I agree 100% with not riding him so much.  And with six days to go, 
> the very,
> > very best thing she can do for this horse is REST, REST, REST.  *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).
> *
> Can someone elaborate a bit more on this? I am not clear on the cause 
> and effect of this and would like to learn more.
>  
> Kristen in TX
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