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MAINTENANCE

Ponies •Injured/Racing Horses • • •LIGHT WORK

Hacking • • • •Pony Club • • •Riding • • • • •Showing • • •Western Riding • •Racing: 2 Year Olds • • • • •Trail Horses • •MEDIUM WORK

Dressage • • •Vaulting •Equitation • • •Show Jumping • • • •Showing: High-stepping horses • • • • •Gymkhana •One day Events • • •Hunting Trials • •Recreational Driving • •Racing: 2 Year Olds • • • • •HARD WORK

Endurance • • •Three Day Eventing • •Polocrosse • • • •Polo • • • •Hunting • •Marathon Driving • • •STRENUOUS WORK

Racing: Mature • •Racing: Stayers/Hurdlers •Racing: 2 Year Olds • •Racing: Prone to Tying-Up • •STUD HORSES

Pregnant Mares • • •Lactating Mares • • • Foals • • •Weanlings • • •Yearlings • • •Good Doers •Stallions at Stud • • •WEIGHT GAIN/CONDITIONER

Showing • • •Elderly • •Poor Doers • •

Products are arranged from top to bottom according to energy levels within each category: The % indicates the protein content of the feed.

For more information contact your local EQUI-FEEDS offices: Western Cape: 021 975 1910, Gauteng: 011 314 3675, Kwa-Zulu Natal: 033 266 6040, Port Elizabeth: 041 379 3847, or visit www.equifeeds.co.za

EQUI-FEEDS RIDING FEEDS

The sport of horse riding features many disciplines, each calling for its own unique skill and performance level. The wide range of Riding feeds were formulated to meet the specific nutritional requirements of these disciplines.At Equi-Feeds we draw on our many years of experience and most importantly on what our customers ask for to produce the finest range of scientifically balanced nutritional feeds in the country today. Our proof is vested in the ever increasing list of accolades and awards our customers achieve. We are certainly proud to be associated with their ongoing success.

HI FIBRE FEED (13%): High fibre feed suitable for areas with low roughage availability.

COOL FEED (10%): Low energy and protein levels containing no maize suitable for resting horses and horses doing light work.

WARMBLOOD FEED (12%): Low energy content and contains no maize, but with elevated mineral and vitamin levels, it meets the daily trace mineral requirements for horses with a lower concentrate feed intake.

MAINTENANCE FEED (12%): A palatable all rounder feed suitable for most breeds.

SHOW FEED (12%): Provides a combination of energy sources including cereal, oil, and fibre to ensure that the horse’s demands can be met in the show ring.

CONDITIONER FEED (10%): Low protein, high energy feed for adult horses to gain and maintain condition.

TRANQUIL FEED (12%): Maize free, low grain feed that maximizes show condition using non heating energy sources with a high oil content for horses who become hyperactive on high grain feeds.

EQUI-FEEDS RACING FEEDS

Equi-Feeds Race Horse Feeds present a high quality, nutrient dense and palatable mix containing an elevated energy level. It is suitable for horses in intensive training, hard work or undertaking strenuous competition activities. The raised levels of quality protein, vitamins and minerals, as well as the balanced sources of energy and micronutrients help improve performance, stamina and muscle repair.

RACE HORSE FEED (14%): Enables mature horses to be successful in racing whilst remaining healthy and fit.

RACE HORSE FEED (16%): Enables young horses to be successful in racing whilst still actively growing. Also used for mature horses receiving low protein roughage sources.

EQUI-FEEDS BREEDING FEEDS

Horses raised on Equi-Feeds have won almost every graded race, produced top broodmares and record prices for young stock on the commercial sales market. The Stud Feed presents a palatable mix for broodmares during pregnancy and lactation. It is ideal for feeding to other stud animals, providing ample nutrients for working stallions and growing young stock. It is important not to underestimate the nutrients a broodmare needs during the last three months of her pregnancy. Sixty percent of foetal development occurs during the last three months of pregnancy, whilst forty percent of the foal’s skeletal structure develops inside the mare. When developmental bone disorders are found in foals less than two weeks old; this may indicate malnutrition of the broodmare during the last three months. The mare’s milk yield is dependent not just on genetics but also on energy and nutrient intake during pregnancy and lactation.

12 STUD FEED (12%): Low protein feed for mares on high protein pastures and/or hay sources that receive adequate levels of concentrated feed per day.

14 STUD FEED (14%): A feed for mares on pastures and/or hay sources that contain lower protein levels. It contains higher levels of amino acids to comply with the additional demands of reproduction (lactation) and growth in young horses.

ROBERTSON STUD FEED (12%): Nutritionally balanced to comply with the additional demands of reproduction in brood mares and stallions as well as growth in young horses. This feed contains high quality protein, high levels of minerals, trace minerals, vitamins and the best combination of energy sources: including cereals, fibre and cold pressed canola oil, to provide consistent growth and development. It also contains yeast to promote a healthy digestive system.

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GOLDEN YEARS FEED (13%): Meets the requirements of ageing horses and contains highly available energy sources. Yeast and digestive enzymes help promote a healthy digestive tract.

SPORT FEED (14%): High digestible energy, high quality protein feed for horses in strenuous competition training and two year old race horses in moderate training.

ENDURO FEED (12%): Contains a unique combination of energy sources including cereals, oil and fibre, to ensure the horses’ demands can be met at all levels of strenuous competition. The feed promotes stamina and reduces recovery times. Products are arranged from top to bottom according to energy levels

within each category: The % indicates the protein content of the feed.