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		<title>Thanksgiving: Eat Like a Horse</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[It&#8217;s almost Thanksgiving and for most of us that means a day of overeating is almost here.  Are you going to eat like a horse? This phrase has always seemed to mean simply eating too much.  Though a horse certainly eats a a lot (somewhere around 15 lbs of hay a day), there&#8217;s a bit [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>It&#8217;s almost Thanksgiving and for most of us that means a day of overeating is almost here.  Are you going to eat like a horse? This phrase has always seemed to mean simply eating too much.  Though a horse certainly eats a a lot (somewhere around 15 lbs of hay a day), there&#8217;s a bit more to it than just the amount of food being eaten. Generally, a horse who eats a lot is a healthy horse. Here are some quotes from trainers about some of this year&#8217;s most successful horses after recently running a race that attest to this:</p>
<p>&#8220;She recovered very well. She seemed strong and was starving when we fed her last night, and ate everything this morning, as well.&#8221; -Assistant trainer Scott Blasi son Rachel Alexandra after her win in the Mother Goose.</p>
<p>&#8220;We weren&#8217;t planning on running her back so soon, but since she ate up and was feeling so well, Mr. Strawbridge thought we should give it a shot.&#8221; -Jonathan Sheppard on Informed Decision after finishing third in the Ballerina.</p>
<p>&#8220;He came out of it in good shape, ate up.&#8221;- Mary Hartman on Presious Passion after winning the Monmouth Stakes.</p>
<p>So eat up and have a healthy Thanksgiving!</p>
<p>[Quotes all come from <a href="http://www.drf.com" target="_blank"><em>DRF</em></a> articles (search the phrase “ate well”).]</p>
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