LadyRascasse
Well-Known Member
For the first time in my horsey life I am facing the prospect of entering winter without a TB to feed. This is totally alien to me, its usually ad lib haylage and hard feed of sugarbeet, grass nuts and linseed. I am not ashamed to say I totally lost with what to feed my good doer 3yr old. He is welsh X TB and I think he will be a good doer, currently on good grass but won't be much longer before that dies away and will be replaced by hay. He came to me very skinny but picked up with grass very quickly.
He will be coming in at night as he would be the only one left out otherwise. I would say he currently on the heavier side of good but not obese. I would like him to lose a bit through winter and have no intention of rugging him until he really needs it. So suggestions on what to feed him hard feed wise as he is now out with a TB who is currently fed at night (not my horse) so I need to give him a little something so he doesn't try and shove his head in his field companions bowl (and regardless of who is boss my lad will give it a dam good try!!)
He will be coming in at night as he would be the only one left out otherwise. I would say he currently on the heavier side of good but not obese. I would like him to lose a bit through winter and have no intention of rugging him until he really needs it. So suggestions on what to feed him hard feed wise as he is now out with a TB who is currently fed at night (not my horse) so I need to give him a little something so he doesn't try and shove his head in his field companions bowl (and regardless of who is boss my lad will give it a dam good try!!)