Letters toWT Sincere thanks for publishing the story of Ruslan
in your May/June 2011 issue entitled, “Treating Lyme Holistically.” [As his veterinarian,] I am delighted to report that Ruslan at 21 years old has had a complete recovery from Lyme Disease following his holistic therapies including BICOM bio-resonance treatment. His Lyme Multiplex test at Cornell University AHDL in July 2011 is completely negative. I had the opportunity to observe his return to dressage competition at the Southern New Hampshire Dressage and Combined Training Association summer show in July in which he took a second place ribbon in his class! After 10 or 11 years of retirement he returns successfully to what he was trained to do. Regina M. Downey, DVM
Torey Neusch riding Ruslan Holistic Animal Healing Clinic, Exeter, NH Please thank Gigi Nutter for sharing her wonderful
story that ran in your May/June issue, “Remembering Wendel.” I was so touched it made me cry! What an inspiring journey she took with him. Please keep those
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Lisa Oliver, Ft. Lauderdale, FL I receive WT as a gift subscription from a friend,
and I was absolutely delighted with the article about the stallion Nico in your July/ August issue. Sherry Koella is a warm and practical person; I haven't met Jon. I did meet Nico, which was a treat given that he is the sire of my filly. The end of December was a sad time [due to their fire and losses]. Rebuilding will be extremely difficult, but I think they can make it. Thank you for printing the article. I also enjoyed reading about Trakehners—it was very
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educational. I'd also heard disparaging comments once ("She's a black Trakehner mare—that's three strikes"), but the mare in question turned out to be a very impressive mover when properly handled. Also, it never occurred to me that Trakehners were the only German Warmblood breed without a geographic center. I wish you continued success with Warmbloods Today. Roger Stranc, Camden, SC
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