Thank you 😊

@@Bombobraydon We are in Healdton, Oklahoma.

@ we are in Tulsa

@AllenFurrer I used the Icewave Patches since I had them, the other neat thing is that when Lifewave developed the Icewave Patches, they were originally an Equine Product. There's a really good case study online. I've since ordered the Aculife Patches to use on horses.

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@daredevilcowgirl8519 You will need to pull the tab to the right, then slide it open towards you.

I smell saddle soap, Neets foot oil, and sweet feed

I love horses they're beautiful, somebody's being looked after❤

Greys can be born ANY colour, but many have hyperpigmentation when first born. What matters is what the parents carry, since grey is dominant and will grey out anything if present.

@ShintogaDeathAngel they are predominantly born black I've had 20 grays over the years and they have all been born black

But roans have darker heads and legs - he doesn’t.

Chestnut going grey. Roans have dark heads and points while the body tends to be an even mix of dark and light hairs, but they can change appearance throughout the year.

It works in our program. We primarily use it for cool down of the horses. We don't have hired help and so it's been a very valuable tool for us. When the horses receive additional walking before and after a training session, they are healthier and more sound. The horses well being is very important to us, then there's the balance of how to do it efficiently. When we work the cutting horses in the summertime they will not cool down adequately by walking them out riding. We wash them and put them on the walker. It's a system that works for us and the horses in our program.