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The thing that makes me really think on this subject is that I am sure there are people out there who are worried about their horses being hyper from sugar. But wouldn't bat an eye on the sugar content of the food that their children eat. "Sure honey, have another popsicle!"

Bruce Weary DC <bweary@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>    I have long felt that the sugar issue is often taken out of context 
> especially as it relates to such things as molasses, sweet feeds and the 
> horse's entire sugar intake. This article makes more sense to me, and 
> really helps put it all in perspective. It should relieve some worry for 
> some people, and modify their theories on horse behavior and feeding.   Dr Q
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>  http://www.horses-and-horse-information.com/articles/0203_sweet_deal.shtml
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