Did it look like Chicken on a Chain wasn’t quite himself at the Tulsa tour stop?
When I got there, he looked sort of lackadaisical. He wasn’t bad, but he sure wasn’t himself. But had I realized that he was in that bad of shape, I would have brought him home. Q. How did you discover that he was ailing? A. I thought he was a little hot and cold. When I got him home, I noticed that he was real drawn and he had a really high temperature. So, I called the vet and he came out and ran tests. Q. Ultimately, does it look like you put your finger on what was wrong? A. I think so. We’re doing some alternative treatment on him now. We’ve changed his diet. We’ll just see if it works. Q. Are you concerned about the bull’s overall health? Does it look like it’s all going to work out OK overall? A. We’re hoping that it’s going to work out and we think that everything will be fine. But I’m still a little concerned about him being back at 100 percent this year. Q. Looking back, do you think that it’s remarkable that he wasn’t 100 percent in Tulsa, but he still helped Dustin Elliott
