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04-21-2008, 02:25 PM
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she traveled good to the vet. Only pawed when we stood still too long. I think it is more for his mind over anything else. I'm not too worried for this one time.....he plans on working with the horses this week on loading and unloading..... he asked if he should get one for blister....I snickered. Told him he'd be dead asleep if he did that! he will be halfway asleep by the time he hit the edge of town without it. LOL Well, if the site thing is true, then they should have a happy trailering....they'll be traveling in the evening, cooler....
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04-25-2008, 07:59 AM
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Ever try mares magic? My friend uses it for her gelding in competition - and I did for a Doc O Lena mare when trail riding (not her thing) it was magic. My word of mouth friends were astounded by it. |
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