_Hayley_
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Speedi-beat????
is it good??
what dose it do for the horse???
shall i use it???
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is it good??
what dose it do for the horse???
shall i use it???
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Need some advice?.....
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MizElz
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It's very good
Puts a shine on their coat, puts flesh on their bones....so if you have a cob/native/horsey who is not a natural Size 0 I wouldnt have thought you would need to feed it through the summer! It's a lovely winter feed though, especially if you feed it warm. The difference between Speedibeet and normal sugar beet is that you dont need to soak it for 24 hours - 10 minutes does the trick!
Puts a shine on their coat, puts flesh on their bones....so if you have a cob/native/horsey who is not a natural Size 0 I wouldnt have thought you would need to feed it through the summer! It's a lovely winter feed though, especially if you feed it warm. The difference between Speedibeet and normal sugar beet is that you dont need to soak it for 24 hours - 10 minutes does the trick!
jewel
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i using only feed sugarbeet it the winter if i have something that could do with a little more weight on.
vieshot
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Mmmmmm ive always just used sugar beet but the prospect of giving my horseys warm beet in the winter does sound nice
saddlesore
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Speedi beet and kwik beet also don't have molasses in them - very good if your horse is a winter loop lol!!
Comanche
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We feed all our horses on it. They all love it! Does them good. Our older ponies cant eat a meal without it as they are poor doers and have no teeth to speak of. We have TB types, cobs, ponies - everything. Not one of them is nuts on it.