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gunner07
Reg. Jun 2011
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2015-12-04 10:28 AM
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going from FAT to FIT??
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I have a broodmare that is young, healthy, sound, but FAT.. this is a big mare in general but I have found myself to be caught in a bit of a slump with her, she had her foal in Jan and I was worried about going too hard too fast with her being so heavy and getting her hurt, but now Im starting to wonder if I am babying her and thus not getting the results. I guess Im just looking for some examples of the routines others have had good luck with bringing a heavier broodmare back into working condition safely
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classicpotatochip
Reg. Mar 2011
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RE: going from FAT to FIT??
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Buy a book called Backyard Racehorse. This is an invaluable resource for getting horses fit, and has some excellent insights about nutrition, drugs, and the daily effort of keeping performance horses. :D
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classicpotatochip
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http://www.amazon.com/Backyard-Race-Horse-Comprehensive-Off-Track/d...
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