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Since I have a TB mare on my place now, I'm needing to feed her more than the others. She is very mellow, and will walk away from her food if Angie or Sebastian pin their ears. 

At night I put her in a stall just until she is done eating. Matter of fact, I generally separate all of my horses for about three hours at feeding time. That way I'm pretty much assured that each horse gets what I put out for them.  Then I go back outside late in the evening and turn them loose again.

Yeah, it's a pain in the butt sometimes, but well worth the effort. Miss Callie, the TB, is starting to put on weight and her coat is much softer for my efforts.

Cindy Edwards
Buckeye, AZ