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At 04:16 PM 2/28/2006, Jonni wrote:
> he next day, he was a normal gelding in attitude. He walked into the 
> vet barn acting very rank stallion like, and left as quiet as can 
> be. And yes, I was told had they not removed it, that it could have 
> caused him more medical problems.

I don't see how a horse could have such a change in attitude in such 
a short time if the attitude was caused by hormones from the retained 
testicle.  The hormones would still be in his blood and would still 
affect his attitude.  Did the vet comment on that? 


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