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Hard spots on neck
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<blockquote data-quote="7lazy77" data-source="post: 742908" data-attributes="member: 8401"><p>One is a paint & the other is an appaloosa. They are not related. HOWEVER.....they have put on quite a bit of weight since I have had them. Preiviously, they were only on grass pasture. When I got them, they were put on free choice grass hay.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="7lazy77, post: 742908, member: 8401"] One is a paint & the other is an appaloosa. They are not related. HOWEVER.....they have put on quite a bit of weight since I have had them. Preiviously, they were only on grass pasture. When I got them, they were put on free choice grass hay. [/QUOTE]
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