Re: feed and supplement questions

["sloryder" <sloryder@fix.net>]

Karla,

I used to have problems keeping weight on my horses in training  until I
started feeding Strategy. I tried several other feeds and several
concoctions, but nothing worked like the Strategy.
I also Feed Purina Strategy to all my horses, riding, broodmare and
yearling. The feed is great and works for my whole herd. I also Feed Purina
Complete Advantage (beet pulp based feed) during training an competion.
I feed medium quality forage hay, all they can eat.

Mary
( PS it's beautiful here and am going out for a ride around the
neighborhood)
-----Original Message-----
From: Karla Koch Dick <karlak@mail.tca.net>
To: Ridecamp <ridecamp@endurance.net>
Date: Sunday, December 12, 1999 7:46 AM
Subject: RC: feed and supplement questions


>The rain is keeping me in today and I'm thinking about when the new
>place is finished and my horses are with me, and I finally have full
>control of what I feed to them!!
>
>Scarlet got thumps recently.  What are the best places to buy
>electrolytes and calcium supplements to make sure this doesn't repeat?
>Are there good mail order?
>
>Two of the horses have been on Strategy, they have looked very good on
>it and I'm considering putting my whole herd on it.  Pasture is not
>great, native grasses that handle grazing pretty well, but we'll be
>feeding coastal hay(a grass hay) to them as well.
>
>So I am seeking advice, on feeding, supplementing, and in general,
>trying to get input as I make my choices on how I want to run the
>feeding of the horses on my own place.
>
>--
>**************************
>Karla Dick
>mailto:karlak@mail.tca.net
>Texas
>**************************
>Where you can begin the day in a long underwear, a sweater, hat, coat
>and the heat on,
>and end it in shorts with the air conditioner on.
>**************************
>
>
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-----Original Message-----
From: Karla Koch Dick <karlak@mail.tca.net>
To: Ridecamp <ridecamp@endurance.net>
Date: Sunday, December 12, 1999 7:46 AM
Subject: RC: feed and supplement questions


>The rain is keeping me in today and I'm thinking about when the new
>place is finished and my horses are with me, and I finally have full
>control of what I feed to them!!
>
>Scarlet got thumps recently.  What are the best places to buy
>electrolytes and calcium supplements to make sure this doesn't repeat?
>Are there good mail order?
>
>Two of the horses have been on Strategy, they have looked very good on
>it and I'm considering putting my whole herd on it.  Pasture is not
>great, native grasses that handle grazing pretty well, but we'll be
>feeding coastal hay(a grass hay) to them as well.
>
>So I am seeking advice, on feeding, supplementing, and in general,
>trying to get input as I make my choices on how I want to run the
>feeding of the horses on my own place.
>
>--
>**************************
>Karla Dick
>mailto:karlak@mail.tca.net
>Texas
>**************************
>Where you can begin the day in a long underwear, a sweater, hat, coat
>and the heat on,
>and end it in shorts with the air conditioner on.
>**************************
>
>
>
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>Ridecamp is a service of Endurance Net, http://www.endurance.net.    
>Information, Policy, Disclaimer: http://www.endurance.net/RideCamp   
>=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
>
>


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