Readigrass, graze on or alpha a?

[Mince Pie]

Thinking ahead to winter with my TB girly (sorry another feeding thread!) and now that she no longer needs the ready mash conditioning feed I am weaning her off it. The plan is to feed her grass nuts, speedibeet and either graze on, readigrass or alpha a. I am leaning towards the grass based chops as it would tie in well with the grass nuts but I don't know much about either of them, except that the graze on is a lot cheaper!
So any ideas or recommendations?

 

[Dolcé]

We use graze on rather than readi grass because of the price, i figure freeze dried grass is freeze dried grass! Ours get on well with it so we have continued to use it as needed. I don't like alpha a products so can't compare there.

 

[Goldenstar]

I use both Alfa A and readigrass, the readigrass has higher protein so I use it when thats what's that horse needs.
Alfalfa is high in calcium so it's good for horses with ulcer problems both good feeds my horses like both but particularly love the ready grass.

 

[chestnut cob]

Try Simple System's pure alfalfa /lucerne. It's the stuff that is in Alfa A but without all of the additives

 

[MadBlackLab]

Try Simple System's pure alfalfa /lucerne. It's the stuff that is in Alfa A but without all of the additives

i use simple system and would recommend the above and grass pellets that allow the horse to 'graze' on it while being stabled. also all nayural with no cereal.

 

[joeanne]

Alfalfa a oil would be my choice.

 

[Mince Pie]

I use both Alfa A and readigrass, the readigrass has higher protein so I use it when thats what's that horse needs.
Alfalfa is high in calcium so it's good for horses with ulcer problems both good feeds my horses like both but particularly love the ready grass.

In that case I will stick with the alpha a as she is an ex racer so treating her as if she has ulcers.
Thanks for the help guys!