Re: RC: RE: carbo-charge

[DreamWeaver <karen@chaton.gardnerville.nv.us>]

>At 10:12 PM 12/18/1999 -0800, you wrote:
>Karen - I bet you've figured out how to mix the
>stuff...

Yeah, I'm real good at mixing it. ;^)

Still haven't figured out what to do with it afterwards tho <G>.  Like you, 
I've made concrete a few times (errrrr.....mortar?).  The worst is when 
it's cold, you just can't get it out, and like you said - you can't just 
mix it on the fly.  If you make is really thin then you're defeating the 
purpose - it's hard enough to get 2 oz. into one syringe.  Mix it the same 
one time and it's perfect, another time.....and it's mortar <shrug>.

The reason why I started using Carbo Charge is because my horses aren't 
really big on eating grain during a ride.  They both prefer hay.  They love 
LMF at home but won't touch it during a ride - night before and night after 
it's fine but not during.  During a ride they will nibble at this and that 
(usually COB mixed with bran or Complete Advantage), but they always want 
hay.  I do think it helps them especially when you're doing a difficult 
mountainous ride and sometimes go hours between checks.....but then I'm one 
of those people who think that to Finish is to Win means something.  Riding 
a successful season is a lot more important than any one ride.

Happy Trails,

Karen
in NV
& Rocky, 2,210 miles.....1335 miles & 100% completion in 99!
& Weaver, 3,205 miles, big deal I did 1,455 miles the year before with no 
pulls Alpo horse!!  ;^)
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