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[RC] re: bad behavior/ NSH - A. Perez

 The first thought that comes to mind is 'What is this horse
eating?'  Some horses simply go whacko if fed ANY grain.
Not knowing all the details, I'd recommend as much turn-out as
possible, lots of hay and no grain (unless absolutely necessary,
then as ltitle as possible), and lot's of wet saddle blankets. 
Be firm in correcting any antics: it's imprtant not to let the
horse intimidate you.  Riding with others may help as well.

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