Re: RC: Re: one of your type discussions on ridecamp now

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In a message dated 12/16/99 11:36:31 AM Pacific Standard Time, Tivers writes:

<< > You're right--it's the glucose that causes the hills-and-valleys, not 
the VFA's.  They are a much more steady-state source.  And oh, yes--timing is 
everything, you said.  Darn--this course just doesn't have a vet check at the 
place where I need to stop and supplement carbs--guess I'll have to stop and 
get off and give them, and watch my competition disappear over the hill..>
 
 That's precisely how it works. >>

Really??  So I'm better off to be on one of those horses that was properly 
fed to begin with, so I won't NEED to stop and supplement just because his 
glucose is dropping when I need it not to....  LOL!  (Sarah may think I'm a 
snail, but I'm a sneaky snail that likes to catch 'em at the end and out-run 
'em.  And those who knew me when I was competing actively can vouch for that 
MO...)

Heidi


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