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CONGRATS READ THIS SUSAN

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ANNA REXIC

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Date Posted: 03:38:17 05/10/01 Thu
In reply to: Susan 's message, "My horses 1st feed at OTP!!" on 12:45:49 04/28/01 Sat

>I AM JUST SENDING YOU A HEARY CONGRATULATIONS AS YOU APPEAR TO BE THE ONLY PERSON THAT KNOWS WHAT THEY ARE TALKING ABOUT ON THIS WEBPAGE, YOU KNOW WHAT YOUR FEEDING, WHY YOUR FEEDING IT AND MOST IMPORTANT IN THE RIGHT QUATITIES, YOU COULD TEACH ANNA AND ELLIE A THING OR TWO, WELL DONE, KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!!!!

P.S. I BET YOUR HORSES ARE IN TOP FORM, HAVING AN OWNER THAT KNOWS WHAT SHE IS TALKING ABOUT!!!

Today I gave my horses their first feed at OTP!
>I've never known a horse love his feed as much as Finn
>(Ramoir Definition) so I fed him first. This is what
>he got:
>~half a scoop of beetpulp (pre-prepared)-to keep
>weight on as he loses it easily
>~a scoop of his usual herbal mix-to make it taste nice
>(and familiar) and give it some substance.
>~a scoop of competition mix-to keep him on top form!
>~a scoop of chaff-to bulk out his feed and make sure
>he didn't bolt it.
>~a scoop of dried grass-as the grazing isn't great at
>the moment.
>~half a scoop of pony cubes-to give him enough energy
>to handle his work load.
>~a handfull of oats-to give him some spark...but not
>too much!
>~his recommended dose of Blue Chip supplement-to keep
>his muscles, coat and hooves healthy and balance his
>feed.
>~a tablespoon of linseed to keep his coat healthy.
>
>Next I fed Magic (Dalzell Magical Adventure). This is
>what she got:
>~a scoop of (pre prepared) beetpulp-as she needs to
>gain a little weight
>~a scoop of her usual herbal mix-again to make it
>taste nice (and familiar)and give it some substance.
>~a scoop of competition mix-to keep her on top form
>(like Finn!)
>~a scoop of chaff-to bulk out her feed and make sure
>she didn't bolt it.
>~a scoop of dried grass-as the grazing isn't great at
>the moment
>~a scoop of pony cubes-to give her a bit more energy
>as she was a little lazier than she ususally is when i
>rode her.
>~a handfull of oats to give her a little bit of
>spark...but not too much!
>~her recommended dose of Blue Chip supplement -to keep
>her muscles, coat and hooves healthy and balance her
>feed.
>~2 tablespoons of linseed to keep her coat healthy as
>she hasn't quite finished casting it yet.
>
>They also got a nice, well soaked haynet (Finn got 10
>lbs and magic got 8 lbs) and I made sure they both had
>fresh water.
>
>When they had finished eating,I washed their buckets
>and put them away before rugging them up and giving
>them both an apple.
>
>(This will be my daily routine,but i may alter it
>every so often if need be).
>
>Susan xxx

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