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Growth is defined as an anabolic advantage over catabolic processes (Van Sickle, 1985).

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Increases in energy intake decreased the concentration of total solids, protein, fat and gross energy of mare’s milk. Energy intake had a greater influence on the mare’s body condition than on milk energy production. It was concluded the objective of a feeding program for a lactating mare should be to keep the mare in a desirable body condition rather than to influence milk composition or production.