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Re: [RC] horses and weather - Stephanie E Caldwell

To get sap off a horse (mine's cedar sap...) you can use Mayonaise. Just
cheap mayonaise works great; But, you need warm water and dish detergent to
get the mayonaise off the horse. If anyone else has an easier/less stinky
way of getting sap off please email me! My horse smelled like a cheap
tomatoe sandwich last summer. LOL

Stephanie


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Re: [RC] horses and weather, Sarah W