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Location: California | Just thought I would share a picture! I don't know that I have any good before pictures but I can definitely say he looks like a different horse! I'm in LOVE with the results!  He has a completely different attitude too! Big shout out and thanks to Platinum!
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Location: South Dakota | He looks beautiful! |
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Location: California | This is the most recent photo of him before he was started on it. Not the best picture but definitely shows the difference.
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| Great Job!!! I love what Platinum has done for my horses too!  |
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| little_bug - 2014-05-06 9:17 AM Just thought I would share a picture! I don't know that I have any good before pictures but I can definitely say he looks like a different horse! I'm in LOVE with the results! He has a completely different attitude too! Big shout out and thanks to Platinum!
He looks great! Out of curiosity what is different about your horse's attitude? |
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Location: California | brlraceaddict - 2014-05-06 8:28 AM little_bug - 2014-05-06 9:17 AM Just thought I would share a picture! I don't know that I have any good before pictures but I can definitely say he looks like a different horse! I'm in LOVE with the results! He has a completely different attitude too! Big shout out and thanks to Platinum!
He is much more friendly, seems happier, and just acts like he feels outstanding when I am riding him. He has always been a horse that hates attention and just wants to do his job and be done. I have struggled with getting him pain free (he was EXTREMELY body sore) since I bought him two years ago and I finally feel like he feels good. |
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Location: Desert Land | He looks great...how is he doing? Love to keep in contact with our W37 horse owners  |
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Location: California | TheOldGrayMare - 2014-05-06 8:34 AM He looks great...how is he doing? Love to keep in contact with our W37 horse owners
He is doing well! It has been a slow process of getting him slowed down and enjoying his job again but he has improved immensley and I am about to start hauling him to exhibitions again. Fingers crossed! This boy has talent, speed, and agility through the roof. I have high hopes. |
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Location: Where the long tails flow, ND | What is the time lapse between the pics? Looks great! I'm going to start my mare on it |
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Location: California | SmokinGirlie - 2014-05-06 9:53 AM What is the time lapse between the pics? Looks great! I'm going to start my mare on it
Two months exactly. |
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| WOW. That is a huge difference. What are you mixing it with? |
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Location: lexington KY | I absolutely LOVE Platinum, my horses will always be on it. |
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| oh crap now I'm going to have to buy it after seeing this picture. Do I just mix it with the current grain? I don't want to get the balance outa wack. |
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Location: Riding Crackhead. | I'm a believer too! |
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| I think I need a 2nd job or my horse needs to start winning some races. UGH just looked at the price. So 2 scoops per day is going to be at least $150 per month. |
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| Guiness - 2014-05-06 2:16 PM
I think I need a 2nd job or my horse needs to start winning some races. UGH just looked at the price. So 2 scoops per day is going to be at least $150 per month.
Try going through your vet. I get it much cheaper that way |
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Location: Riding Crackhead. | Guiness - 2014-05-06 2:16 PM I think I need a 2nd job or my horse needs to start winning some races. UGH just looked at the price. So 2 scoops per day is going to be at least $150 per month.
I don't feed what the bucket says. When we're at home I only grain once a day. In the off season they get 1/2 scoop a day, during the season they get 1 scoop a day and on the road I grain them twice a day with a scoop morning and night. It lasts longer than what you think. |
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Location: Randolph, Utah | I started my mare on platinum, not the CJ, and she looks and feels great! And seems much more calm!
I only feed one scoop a day and it works for her.
Glad you seen results your horse looks great! |
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Location: lexington KY | I feed the PP not the CJ. They get one scoop a day and 2 scoops a day when on the road. I do buy it through our vet, which is cheaper since there is no shipping. |
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| CYA Ranch - 2014-05-06 2:35 PM
Guiness - 2014-05-06 2:16 PM I think I need a 2nd job or my horse needs to start winning some races. UGH just looked at the price. So 2 scoops per day is going to be at least $150 per month.
I don't feed what the bucket says. When we're at home I only grain once a day. In the off season they get 1/2 scoop a day, during the season they get 1 scoop a day and on the road I grain them twice a day with a scoop morning and night. It lasts longer than what you think.
Ditto - This is what I do too :)
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Location: Where I am happiest | I started one of my old retired mares on the CJ 2 weeks ago and I am still struggling to get her to eat it. |
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Location: Montana | I feed PP and was considering going to the CJ. Visited with two different vets and they both recommended that I stick with the PP and add Cetyl M or Natural Stride instead. It brings the cost down quite a bit on a per feed basis. I feed once a day during competition season and twice a day if we're running multiple times on the weekend. |
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| I'm happy to hear this! I just started my gelding on the CJ 3 days ago. Hoping for the same "happy" results you have!!! |
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Location: Texas | I started mine on cj about 3 weeks ago. Can't really tell any difference yet, he is pretty and shines but he always is after he sheds. Took him to a JP Saturday and his runs were no different |
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| 3rdtimesacharm - 2014-05-07 1:24 AM I started mine on cj about 3 weeks ago. Can't really tell any difference yet, he is pretty and shines but he always is after he sheds. Took him to a JP Saturday and his runs were no different
It takes at least a month for you to be able to tell a difference. And it also depends on what you are trying to fix. |
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| readytorodeo - 2014-05-07 5:48 AM 3rdtimesacharm - 2014-05-07 1:24 AM I started mine on cj about 3 weeks ago. Can't really tell any difference yet, he is pretty and shines but he always is after he sheds. Took him to a JP Saturday and his runs were no different It takes at least a month for you to be able to tell a difference. And it also depends on what you are trying to fix.
Also if you are wanting more stamina or for your horse to run harder, try adding longevity |
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Location: California | I have him on 1/2 a scoop (just enough to mix the Platinum) of Omelene 200 twice a day with 3 scoops a day of the CJ. I may bring him down to one or two scoops a day now.
Right before I started him on it I was at the vet still working on getting him less body sore and ended up getting his back injected. I asked the vet if there was anything I could give him to help keep his body feeling good and he said Platinum - hands down. It just so happens by boss is sponsored by them and said I was welcome to try it. SO glad I did! I love my vet, boss, and Platinum! haha |
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| Reverse E - 2014-05-06 3:34 PM I feed PP and was considering going to the CJ. Visited with two different vets and they both recommended that I stick with the PP and add Cetyl M or Natural Stride instead. It brings the cost down quite a bit on a per feed basis. I feed once a day during competition season and twice a day if we're running multiple times on the weekend.
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