baileys competition mix

Looks a bit like muesli
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I am presuming you mean whats it like to feed? What sort of work is the horse doing, whats its temperament etc like? It is a fast release feed, so high in starch so can cause a spurt of energy. However, as with all baileys feeds, it is good quality and the horses will look well on it, but I wouldnt feed it to anything except a horse in proper hard work, 3DE or hunting a couple of times a week.
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I think there are better feed for occasionally competition horses
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Oats are fine, and arent actually that heating, and are the most fibrous of all grains. However, the mixture of ingredients in the comp mix means it is quite a starchy feed
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Whats your horse like?
 
when i first had her she went loopy on mollassed chaff
but shes ok on that now :P
she just seems to need pepping up a bit occasionally, but i can never tell until i get on her!
 
what is she fed at the moment? I would keep off sugary or starchy feeds, and stick to high oil and high fibre to give constant energy as opposed to peaks of energy
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What about Baileys cool mix or Conditioning cubes? Mine is on that and he doesnt heat up or really get fizzing anymore. But he does look really well on them
 
she looks well, just occasionally lack the energy she needs

she was on calm and condition nuts when we first got her, but they sent her mad..
but now i know what shed be like on them now i know what shes like

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I have the opinion that horses only gets fizzed up if they are getting too much feeding - you could maybe try her on a scoop of conditioning cubes and see. If she doesnt have the sparkle she might be lacking something to give her that extra boost?

Sarah x
 
try D&H staypower museli- worked brilliantly for me on numerous horses to up their stamina a bit without making them bonkers
 
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