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Nothing, even after 100s.  I just clean the horse up best I can, hose him off if there's a hose available and the temperature is suitable (here in hot humid E. Texas, it's nearly always good weather for a bath!), then leave him alone to eat and snooze.  I have ice boots in case I need them.  I've used the ice packs on me, but so far not on the horse.  :)

 

Dawn Carrie (minimalist)

 

On 7/10/08, Sharon Levasseur <sharon1359@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Which do you use post-race, and why?
-Sharon L. in Maine

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