Judy Ryder wrote:
>> I've only read snippets so far but basically he says that wild horses 
>> spend over half their daily life eating on the move.  This increases 
>> during the winter.  Domestic horses tend to be stationary, even in 
>> pasture.  Horses are natural browsers eating a little of this and that.  
>>     
>
> Is this a new book by Jaime, or his original book?
> Judy
>   
New book....published in 2006.  The complete title is "Paddock Paradise 
- A Guide to Natural Horse Boarding".  I bought it from this website  
http://www.star-ridge.com/

Trish




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