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Trailering in the Desert

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Subject: Trailering in the Desert
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Date: Thu, 13 Jul 2000 09:32:24 -0700
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Dru elfs@c2i2.com
Hi Duncan,
 Well, the proofs in the pudding, my horses arrive in great
shape, and remember, I live in a very dry enviroment, so the shavings dry out rather quickly and my trailer is not totally enclosed so it is not a sweatbox type of enviroment. Now , if it
was in the humid east, and the trailer is totally enclosed I can see maybe having a problem with it. But in my experiance ( and a lot of it , I might add ) wetting the shavings and useing ice works exceedingly well for DESERT crossings. Or is it dessert ? HE HE.

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