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Am I wrong in thinking the amount of sugar/carbs in an apple and a 
carrot, or a cup of applesauce, is insignificant to a horse that is not 
demonstrating any problems other than too much weight?  Or are they 
truly this sensitive?  I hadn't considered it enough to matter and 
certainly assume it's better than any sort of grain.

On Friday, July 8, 2005, at 10:20 PM, Mary Sutliff wrote:

> Overweight horses are often insulin resistant and if so they should not
> have carrots, apples, grain or grass!
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