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My mare has been on a 3 maybe 4 month sabbatical do to our relocation.  I have just put her back to work in this hot and humid east coast  weather and she has developed a foamy sweat every time we have gone  out. Now she is a sweater normally, but never foamy like this. I am not  talking about the foam between the legs or  the occasional foam on  the face near the bridle; I am talking about her entire neck, chest and  belly being drenched in white foamy sweat. Should I be concerned?   Is she not getting something that I should be giving her or is this due  to her getting too much of something?  She has a salt block in the  pasture that she chomps away at along with a mineral block but I  haven't been feeding her any extra supplements since I just put her  back to work. If anyone knows anything about this we would greatly  appreciate your input.
  
  Thank you,
    Jules and Lady


Laurel Thatcher Ulrich:
    Well behaved women rarely make history.

"You may forget 
but let me tell you this, 
someday, someone in some future time 
will think of us." 
- Sappho, circa 625 B.C.

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