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Posted by Dan in Houston on September 24, 2006 at 22:40:06 from (212.123.202.81):
In Reply to: A nice veiw posted by Don-Wi on September 24, 2006 at 18:59:20:
Most people overfeed horses, and of course, a horse will eat himself to death given a chance. The nutritional value of feed such as oats or corn is so much greater than hay or grass that a little goes a long way. When we were showing horses years ago and riding them at least 5 hours a week, our rule of thumb was to have the last rib or two showing. However, most people believe that if you can see a rib on anything, then it must be close to starving.
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