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Scurfing is something that is more prevalent this time of year.  I really 
like Eqyss products, and use their rehydrating spray before this happens on 
the horses I'm riding -- their antifungal shampoo and spray is also great, 
but the rehydrating spray will really help with scurfing in the girth, 
armpit, and saddle areas.  In addition to that I also use aloe vera juice 
that you can buy by the gallon at Wal Mart or Costco, either spray or 
sponge it on.  I've used a lot of the rehydrating spray on Chief this year, 
and after his last two 5 day rides he's done this summer he had no 
scurfing.    http://www.eqyss.com/premier_spray.asp

Karen
in NV


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