Welcome, ladies and gentlemen, rodeo time, the podcast. This is a very special

episode where we've got Mr. Harry Anderson.

Doctor. Yeah, no Mr, excuse me. Doctor. Whatever. Dr. Doc of feeding.

He famous for Total Equine.

That's kind of where it started, but Total Feeds has feed for everything.

Total Equine. I was feeding totally equine to Boone. This yeah

this is one story that we didn't tell in the podcast but yeah so Boone and I I moved to this area I live in this

area because of all the wheat pasture cattle and I had three horses. I was helping my brother-in-law, doctor, wheat pasture calves. I had three horses.

One of them, crippled, Ferrier, hot-drive, hot nail, whatever.

And so I was down to two, you know, and some of those days were really long

and you would need two horses for the day or even just the next day you definitely

got to swap them out so it was Boone and a young horse named Ball and Boone

could not at the time he was, you know, 15 and he could not help me doctor more than like three head of calves a day.

Of course, you know, it takes me six loops per calf. So that's, I got to

chase three calves six times each, 18 chase downs and he's done, you know.

So I and he's done you know so I but but seriously he was like he was acting old and I knew that you know there's horses in their 20s at the NFR I'd been on a I'd been on 29 year old in the

bareback riding Python of stay Smiths so anyways I knew that horses could perform at an

older age.

Boone was not.

And so I started doing some research.

And I can't remember, it'd be neat if I remembered

like the first way I heard about Total Equine.

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