Craftsmanship from a German firm working since 1905 informs this muesli for western horses still in steady work, seniors included. It sells at $37.99 per 44 lb bag.
Performance in the western arena starts with conditioning that holds all season, and 15.1% crude protein with lysine at 1.0% supports it. At $49.99 a bag, it's priced for serious competitors.
Hard keepers with oat sensitivities don't have to sacrifice energy: this oat-free muesli still delivers 12.19 MJ/kg in a low-grain format. The $37.99 price for 44 lb keeps trial runs affordable.
Casual riders still want quality, and this muesli brings 15% starch, added Diamond V inactivated yeast, and amino acids without a specialty price. At $49.99, the value is clear.
A picky horse usually has opinions, and carrots at 0.5% plus a soft muesli texture win most of them over. The $49.99 price makes the experiment low-risk.
Ranch rodeos, stock horse shows, and category events are easier to plan around a feed that's competition-safe and FEI-compliant year after year. This muesli holds 14.0% crude protein with 28% alfalfa, priced at $37.99.
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Coat and hoof support get a nod from biotin at 1,185 µg alongside inactivated brewer's yeast, useful for sport horses in frequent work. Vitamin E runs 260 mg per kg, and the 44 lb bag lists at $37.99.
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