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Re: Mag. ox.

To: suendavid@worldnet.att.net
Subject: Re: Mag. ox.
From: VMAXEPT Roger Rittenhouse <vmaxept@cococo.net>
Date: Mon, 02 Nov 1998 23:17:16 -0500
CC: vvarney <vvarney@megalink.net>, ridecamp@endurance.net
Organization: EPT
References: <199811021420.JAA10132@oxford.megalink.net> <363E2D90.97A86CA0@worldnet.att.net>

i heard of this.. a person in VA is marketing a mag oxide product to
help keep horses calmn.. not sure why it works  suggests to me a mineral
in balance.
i will ask jim helfter of abc about this -- i did talk with him one time
about this..
i would be cautious of feeding a mineral in the feed in large amts.. not
sure what Mg binds with or interacts with..
i would try it free choice though and see if the horse takes it up..
  roger

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References:
- Mag. ox.
  - From: "vvarney" <vvarney@megalink.net>
- Re: Mag. ox.
  - From: Susan Evans Garlinghouse <suendavid@worldnet.att.net>

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