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> Somewhere in the archives we talked about this and the conclusion was not
> the horses but what was used on the horses as noted above.

There has been no mention of the race of the bees involved.  We have some 
very good tempered pure (or nearly pure) race bees, but some truly awful 
hybrids - far worse than the so-called killer bees that I handled in 
Trinidad.

Best wishes

Peter
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