<< In reading an old post which I can't find now, I remember someone saying
that safflower has quanties of Q10, how much it did not say .
Triglycerides of the Cron Oil or Q10 of the safflower, which would be more
important in the overall performance, given in the same quanity. Any
reason, if you could get them to eat that much oil, you couldn't feed both
kinds. I understand from some of my runner mags that COQ10 only lasts for a
short period of time and that you would only probably need alot to make a
difference in a horses performance. >>
My information came from Dr. Eleanor Kellon (DVM) who feeds Q10 in safflower
oil and says she gets good benefit from it in her Standardbreds. I've heard
from anotehr racehorse guy in Texas who feeds Q10 the day before a race and
likes the results--big doses, though, and the stuff is expensive.
ti