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Fifteen mature horses, averaging ca 272 kg, were randomly assigned to individually isolated untreated control, treated control and experimental groups, respectively. All animals were maintained on a commercial preparation of horse and mule feed containing ground corn, bran, alfalfa pellets, and molasses. Prairie hay and water were supplied adlibitum. Experimental animals were lightly sprayed at a rate of ca 60 ml/head with a 1:7 aqueous solution of an emulsifiable concentrate formulation consisting of 2.30% crotoxyphos (Ciodrin) i n secticide/ 1.20% pyrethrins and 2.40% piperonyl butoxide/40.00% butoxy polypropylene glycol (Stabilene fly repellent) and 4.00% pyrocide intermediates 5192 (Code SD 4294 5-11-12-1 ECH). Treated controls were also lightly sprayed at the rate of ca 60 ml/head with an undiluted solution of commercially available Super Swan fly repellent. House fly and stable counts were made on each animal 24 and 48 hr prior to treatment at ca 1:00 p.m. Treated horses were sprayed on August 13'76 at 9:00 a.m. Subsequent house fly and stable fly evaluations were conducted on each animal 1,3,6,24,48,72, and 96 hr posttreatment.

Crotoxyphos/Pyrethrin/Repellent Spray Formulation For Equine House Fly and Stable Fly Control, 1976