Posted 2014-05-26 2:53 PM Subject: Quick leg & stalling question for my clinic in June
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My mare has BOT quick wraps & hock wraps. I have standing wraps and ice tight and SNM liniment.
For the ride there I was going to ice tight an wet paper bag her legs.
For nights I was going to BOT her but that may be hot. Maybe BOT one night, ice tight the next?
For ride home I was going to ice tight her again.
She will need something on her legs at night. She stocks up bad because she's not used to being in a small stall an she will NOT walk around- especially if she's tired like I know she'll be.
Posted 2014-05-26 4:14 PM Subject: RE: Quick leg & stalling question for my clinic in June
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Posts: 9586 Location: Phoenix
I like poultice. I swear by Sore No More clay poultice. No other clays have worked like this does. My horse stocks up bad and other clays have done diddly squat. 10 days in a stall at the college finals and my horses' legs never looked better. I was sold after that.
I'd do SNM poultice and make sure you walk her around a bunch.
Posted 2014-05-27 6:53 AM Subject: RE: Quick leg & stalling question for my clinic in June
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I would do poultice at night and BOT in the morning after you wash it off, before you ride. Hopefully the poultice will help prevent some of the stocking up and the BOT will get the blood flowing again and take away any that does develop.
Posted 2014-05-27 12:31 PM Subject: RE: Quick leg & stalling question for my clinic in June
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Posts: 1477 Location: In the land of peanuts and cotton
My mare stocks up really bad. I can't afford BOT products. Plain DMSO or Green Pack Jelly work awsome. I usally DMSO and polo wrap. Green Jelly I just rub it on and leave it.
Quick leg & stalling question for my clinic in June
