Re: RC: glycogen and tying up

[Tivers@aol.com]

In a message dated 12/16/99 11:12:54 PM Pacific Standard Time, CMKSAGEHIL 
writes:

<< << This will enrage the academics, but it's true: if you feed a dose of 
  CarboCharge or any other glycogen loader at night, the next day the horse 
in 
  the tying-up syndrome will not tie up.  >>
 
 You might want to ascertain first why the horse is tying up, since there are 
several possible causes.  This will work in some, but will cause the problem 
in others.  Helps to understand the pathology in the individual before you go 
out and work his rear end off in the face of a serious clinical condition.
 
 Heidi >>

Naw, just try it. Works every time. Wanna bet? 

ti


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