Hello,  if you did read my post "kicking in trailer..."  I'm thinking that it wouldn't hurt to try this Painful Mare Supplement with that mare.  I think thats what it was called.  Anyways, where can I find this product and what is the price range?  I appreicate all your help!

Siler Lining has #31 Moody Mare and #14 Mare Fertility.  My mare was being such a witch!  I have never delt with a mare like this before, so after a chat with Mickey from SLH, I tried the Mare Moods one.  Nope.  She got a bit worse, so I switched her to the mare fertility one.  BINGO!  Within a week, she was a new horse. My expectations were far exceeded!  She was no longer wringing her tail and acting painful, no more nasty attitude (the behavioral stuff, anyway), she still ahd her winning edge AND she was much more relaxed. 

I am a tightwad and a skeptic, but I had heard good things, so I tried it.  They come in one pound bags and last about 55 days, for $56+ shipping.  Kinda spendy, but IMO worth EVERY PENNY!

Yep- Mickey was really helpful (he to

ld me either the #31 or #14 would work, I just had to figure out which one), he was nice and took a lot of time with me. 

I have my mare on the #14 and the #10 Training mix and I get comments all the time about how great she looks.  One girl walked behind her and touched her ip to move her over and said, "OMG, you're horse's coat feels like rabbit fur!"  She asked about what I was feeding and I think called SLH.  Pretty cool when your horse's North Dakota winter coat is silky and shiny!  She looked slicked off even with a full coat.  I am thrilled.

Im glad to hear everyone is so happy with Silver Lining's Moody Mare. The other mare formula is called mare fertility and it is very similar to the moody mare but it helps them grow a folicle when being settled for breeding and soothes their hormones(Ithink Im gonna go take some now!) If you guys and gals need anymore info, feel free to holler at me!

Jessica

Silver Lining Equine Herbal Supplements

http://skinnerbaystables.com/

I tried #31 Moody Mare and it most definitely did not work for me.  When my mare came in, she was worse than she's ever been--refused to put her butt down to turn, and had to have her attitude adjusted for throwing tantrums. (her back gets stiff and sensitive at that time of the month)  My older gelding was really attracted to it though, so I've been feeding the rest of it to him and he stayed more relaxed and focused when I ran him.  He actually WALKED into the alley way; this is a horse known for running over gate men.

When I talked to Toni about her last summer, she recommended something with Dong Quai and Chasteberry in it, so now I'm trying Psycho Sally (which is ironic because my mare's name is Sally Sue LOL).  She is eating this much better than the moody mare, seems to actually like it, so that's a good first sign.  She'll be coming back in in about a week, so I'll see then how much it helps.