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When I started I was careful about wrapping and using shipping boots, 
etc. However, after awhile I saw not reason for doing that and haven't 
done it maybe 12 years. If it has been a particularly hard ride I might 
slap some clay on the legs and wash it off the next day. I don't, 
however, wrap.

I've trailer my guys near and far without shipping boots or wraps and no 
problems. If you wrap, head Jonni's warning. In properly applied wraps 
can cause harm to your horse.

Truman

RDCARRIE@xxxxxxx wrote:
> In a message dated 6/29/2006 10:03:51 PM Central Standard Time, 
> jonnij@xxxxxxxx writes:
>
> > Not everyone feels the need to do something with our horses legs 
> > after a ride. 
>
>
> Whew!  Glad I'm not alone!  We just clean our guys up, hose them off 
> if there's a hose available, and let them rest and eat.  We don't wrap 
> for travelling, even when going from East Texas to New Mexico.  Never 
> had any problems. 
>
> Dawn in East Texas


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