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> Laney, your response about your horse not eating his BP mash at the 
> ride has> >me intrigued.  Any theories as to why?  Also, any other
horses out 
> there who> >do this?  I will be bringing hay, BP mash, apples and
carrots, but 
> I would> >be very worried if he refused to eat his BP.  Again, thanks
in 
> advance.> >Jen M. and Banjo
Why would you worry? So long as he wants to eat *something* I'd be happy.
I don't crave the same stuff when I'm playing a sport that I want when
I'm laying around the house. I really don't see the big thrill associated
with beet pulp. Personally, I'd rather mine drank well, then ate his hay,
mash, or whatever. Seems too much like lettuce to me. I sure can't do a
ride on lettuce. 

Angie

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