RE: thumps reply to susan

["texastwist" <texastwist@ev1.net>]

Do you ride with a heart rate monitor? If so what heart rate do you ride at?
Do you slow down when heart rate gets above 170? It may be a case of
overriding the horses conditioning, rather than something you can compensate
for with electrolytes.



Regards :  Roger


Texas Twist Ranch
World Class Longhorn Cattle
Arabian Performance Horses

Roger & Jackie Garlitz
1000 Creek View Lane
Lucas Texas 75002
Phone 214 5470749
E-mail  texastwist@ev1.net
Web Site Texas Twist Ranch

-----Original Message-----
From:	guest@endurance.net [mailto:guest@endurance.net]
Sent:	Thursday, June 07, 2001 3:44 PM
To:	ridecamp@endurance.net
Subject:	RC:  thumps reply to susan

steven thompson carr@succeed.net
she is primarily on pasture plus i feed oat and grass
hay enough of both with the pasture it is basically
all you can eat, plus i suppliment beet pulp 4-5 days
prior to a ride.(no alfafa at all).I use lyte now
brand 1/2 tube (smaal tube) each time she drinks about
every 1-2 hours depending on the availability, she
always drinks at every opportunity.she is not a nervous
or high strung horse either. i hope this is enough additional
info to help. this problem usually only happens on hard rides
or hot conditions. thanks


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