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Would this testimony show some  signs of performance
enhancement? I read <<<she has always pulsed okay but never
a real low pulse during the ride,  48-56 range.  She pulsed
in all day at 44-40 and finally after 8 high vet scores, she
finally got her Best Condition.  I can not say how it has
improved her recoveries, but it helped with the visible
stress as I am sure it did with the internal stress.  Even
at twenty mule team we trotted in at 65 miles, stopped for 5
seconds and they were at 60.>>>

I believe that if some of our Vets are endorsing this
product they should share their thoughts about the questions
that occur related to our Rule 13

Bob

Bob Morris
Morris Endurance Enterprises
Boise, ID 

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In response to the requests from convention in Reno about
APF:

I received a large number of requests to post some
infomration on my success with APF.  I also just learned
that Jamie Kerr is now endorsing APF. 

I have a very nervous mare that has an unusal muscle
condition(PSM).  She performs very well but at ride
sometimes there just this adrenaline behavior where she just
can't settle down. Her pulse will be 40, yet she will be
shaking from anticipation. 

I put her on APF as a test,  there are no downside affects
to APF, so I read some material and decided to give it a go.
I put her on APF three weeks before the Smokey Killen 3 day
ride.  She was pretty mellow at vet in, no significant
changes until the PR's during the ride.  Oh My,  she has
always pulsed okay but never a real low pulse during the
ride,  48-56 range.  She pulsed in all day at 44-40 and
finally after 8 high vet scores, she finally got her Best
Condition.  I can not say how it has improved her
recoveries, but it helped with the visible stress as I am
sure it did with the internal stress.  Even at twenty mule
team we trotted in at 65 miles, stopped for 5 seconds and
they were at 60. 

I am so please with this product.  If anyone has any
questions please contact me.

Kirsten and Pizzazz

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