Feed you swear by....

[Bossanova]

Micronised barley. Only thing that makes my horse eat her feed.

 

[Gorgeous George]

well I've only owned a horse for 6mths but ever since I started feeding George Baileys lo-cal he has looked a treat and lots of people comment on how shiny his coat is, and last time the farrier said his feet had improved.

 

[malibu211211]

D&H Build Up Cubes, they keep weight on D through the winter

without making him nutty!

 

[bellaboo]

Another vote for Bailey's Lo-cal, gives my fattie everything she needs and i add straight oats for a kick up the backside!
D & H Suregrow has also be good for the filly.

 

[minkymoo]

TopSpec Conditioning flakes makes their coats look super shiny and soft!

 

[RachelB]

My YO swears by Spillers Happy Hoof, she says she hasn't found a horse yet that doesn't like it. I haven't yet found something I swear by, but I know a few people who absolutely love TopSpec products and I'm switching my horse onto it next week after I have a chat to the TopSpec people at Your Horse on Saturday!

 

[PaintboxEDT]

d&h 16 plus mix,veteran chaff and just started on the speedi beat and supps

 

[Theresa_F]

Simple Systems lucie stalks and green gold, speedibeet and black sunflower seeds. For supplements linseed and brewers yeast are my essentials.

According to the law of Clydesdale, every feed must contain carrots

 

[Christmas_Kate]

we use pasture mix too, it's fab stuff. I also swear by Happy hoof for good doers.

 

[Bosworth]

SImple systems for me too and all my liveries have now moved across to it - their choice! We have a yard full of sane, shiny healthy horses. Fantastic

 

[lilpinkso]

Hail pasture mix!
I think it looks very yummy too..

 

[Solstar]

baileys no.1 and baileys economy cubes- IMO far better and less heating than any 'conditioning' fodder.

 

[__Annie__]

The Dengie range depending on the individual horse's needs
(Hi fi Lite at present) and Blue Chip Lami Light or Baileys Lo Cal

 

[severnmiles]

Straits. I'd NEVER feed commercial rubbish again.