Posted by SILVANA KERTZER KASINSKI, M.D. on March 19, 2003 at 23:09:50:
In Reply to: Re: SupraCor Honeycomb Pads posted by Ed Kinney on June 19, 2002 at 12:25:49:
: : Dear Mr. Kinney:
AM VERY INTERESTED IN READING THE ARTICLE{S}, SINCE I PLAN ON USING THEM ON MY 19 YEAR OLD GP GELDING.
WHAT ARE THE BEST PLACES TO BUY?
I HAVE JUST BOUGHT A 3YR OLD SWEDISH WARMBLOOD TO BE TRAINED FOR FUTURE FEI-GP. WOULD HE PROFIT FROM ITS USE AS SOON AS HE BEGINS TRAINING OR SHOULD I WAIT A FEW MORE YEARS?
THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR YOUR TIME AND ATTENTION,
AND RECEIVE OUR THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS AT SUCH A DIFFICULT TIME FOR YOUR COUNTRY,
SILVANA KASINSKI, M.D.
: In a test at a leading western university, the HoneyComb Pad cushioned the controlled impact load by 40 times over a leading pad, (one you are familiar with). We have a copy of that test if you would like us to send you one.
: The HoneyComb Pad has been used by many endurance riders, including those who have competed and won international endurance events. The pad was photographed after finishing a severe desert endurance race in the UAE over rocks, sand and gravel, - there was not a scratch on the pad.
: Supracor's HoneyComb Pad can be reused a second time in most cases, which divides up the initial cost per pair.