Did you know the oldest horse to have ever lived was 62?
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January 20, 2021
“TCU loves using SynNutra products. SynChill does a beautiful job taking the
edge off anxious horses and GastroMend helps ulcer prone horses perform at
their best and most comfortable.”— TCU Equestrian
“My horse gets fresh during the winter months and I’m not able to ride as
much as I would like to with my busy school schedule, so I give him SynChill
Daily. Synchill helps him stay focused while riding so that we can work
together effectively without any added stress or anxiety. Since I started to
give him Synchill, he has been so much more relaxed and enjoyable to ride.
I definitely recommend this product!”— Emma Graybill
More Winning Ways!
Ashlee Bond was 2nd in the $214,000 CSI4* Grand Prix last week with Donatello
141 at Wellington Equestrian Festival!
“Look at Donnie and Ashlee soar over the open water! Horses really CAN fly!”
Photo: Sportfot
Kyle King had a great week this week at the Desert Horse Park, winning the
$75,000 Grand Prix aboard Enzo and took home champion in the 6-Year-Old
division on Kat Walk C.
Photo: Julie’s Equine Photography
Michael Tokaruk ended January with a big win with My Lord Castanoo in the
$25,000 Grand Prix at the Venice Equestrian Tour.
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Will Simpson won the 1.35m SmartPak Welcome Speed class aboard Coxe Horses
LLC’s Whoop De Doo on February 5th.
Photo: ESI Photography
Sarah Pinfield kicked off her 2021 season this February in California placing
3rd on Reverb in the Open Training and finished 2nd on Korban in the Open
Preliminary.
**Find our Promoter and score a free sample!
SynNutra Promoter Chrissie Catto will be at WEC Ocala on February 21st!
Get in touch with her for all your SynNutra needs while you’re wintering in
Florida!
She can be reached at [email protected] or 904-424-0708.
Tell her we said to ask for a sample of SynChill!
Fun Fact:
Where is a horse’s gallbladder located?
That’s a trick question since horses don’t have gallbladders! Because horses
are designed to eat constantly, they don’t need one.
As always, please keep those customer testimonials coming! Your success
stories totally make our day! It is exactly why we do what we do!
