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In a message dated 2/18/99 2:04:44 PM Pacific Standard Time, suendavid@worldnet.att.net writes: << beg your pardon? It's screamingly obvious you've never been at a 15 hold, spending time getting the animal through the vet check, getting water into him, washing him down, convincing him to eat some hay (energy is irrelevant if the gut don't keep moving) and if you're lucky, a few bites of grain or whatever. That is NOT adequate time for energy intake. Before you dictate what works and what doesn't, come out and do it yourself to get some Real Life Experience. Your suggestion isn't at all practical in the real (endurance) world. >> That's you spending energy, not him. And that's why a paste of fast acting carbs is better than trying to force him to eat grain. Horses under stress are not happy eaters, in general. ti ti
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