Tammy W.

Seabrook, SC, United States

22 Jul 20:33

Hope all is well, Richard!🙏🏼 See ya on here next week.

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Richard Well, sometimes things just pop up as we age and it seems to be similar for horses!  I talked with a veterinary professor/Dermatology at UFL this week (after hearing her on an podcast) about a skin issue for Elvis. I think I’m becoming a pro at taking care of the aged horses🤣 Have a great week!

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Ok, thanks, Richard. I haven’t taken his temp, so that’s a good idea. Never experienced a non- sweaty horse, so just want to cover all bases! I appreciate your reply!

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11 Jul 09:07

What are some things you do for your horse if they don’t sweat in the extreme heat, but behave as normal?  Anything other than cold hosing, lots of fresh cool water & electrolytes, shady trees & fans? Just concerned with heat indexes up to 110 degrees. Thanks!

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24 Jun 19:57

I’d love to join, but a total techno idiot.  How do I access the link?

21 Feb 12:30

That was SO good! Way to go, Justin and 5-0!  I just love Justin’s little happy giggle and smile…watching this has completely made my day.

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23 Feb 16:08

Richard Boatwright I feel certain our paths are going to cross in the near future!!!

21 Feb 14:07

Thank you!!!! It’s so good to be able to watch your timing and where you place your body in space.  I think you said it’s all about “geography.”Thank you for taking the time…I’m still a little teary, but so very grateful.  I can see that shoulder quivering, but he certainly got himself over that little hump.

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01 Feb 15:48

Love it👍

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01 Feb 15:35

It was nice to see you too and get to spend a little time with Tucker. We’re both in such good hands- thank you!

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