Allen & Page Compete & Condition for Horses

Compete & Condition is a high calorie/energy feed for horses and ponies that need to put on or maintain weight and condition. It is also ideal for competition horses and ponies, or those in higher levels of work.

Being whole cereal grain and molasses free it is higher in fibre and lower in starch and sugar than traditional conditioning feeds. The energy that Compete & Condition supplies comes from its high fibre and oil content which is an excellent source of slow release, stamina giving energy.
Compete & Condition contains a good level of high-quality protein sources, which alongside exercise, provides the horse with the building blocks for top line development and maintenance. It is a balanced feed that, when fed at recommended amounts according to body weight and workload, will provide the horse with a fully balanced diet inclusive of essential vitamins and minerals. It also contains a probiotic and a blend of prebiotics for healthy digestion and added linseed – a good source of Omega 3.

Suitable for . . .

• Horses and ponies in medium to hard work
• Poor doers struggling to gain and/or maintain weight
• Competition horses and ponies, needing a higher energy feed
• Horses and ponies requiring slow release, stamina giving energy
• Horses and ponies struggling to chew due to worn or missing teeth
• Horses with intolerances to barley, alfalfa and/or molasses

Key Features of Compete & Condition . . .

• High calorie/energy (12.5MJ/kg) – to support weight gain or higher levels of work
• High levels of quality protein – to support muscle maintenance and topline
• Lower starch and sugar than traditional competition feeds
• High in fibre (16%) and includes a probiotic and blend of prebiotics to support healthy digestion
• Fully balanced – providing all essential vitamins and minerals, so no need to supplement*
• Quick soak – forms a soft, easy to eat mash in 10 minutes. It is ideal for those with poor teeth and to maintain hydration in competing equines
• Includes linseed – a good source of Omega 3
• Whole cereal grain, barley, molasses and alfalfa free

Composition:

Molasses Free Beet Pulp, Wheat Feed, Nutritionally Improved Straw Pellets, Linseed Expeller (7.4%), Organic Soya Oil, Calcium Carbonate, Salt, Di-calcium Phosphate, Vitamin and Mineral Premix, Mint, Fenugreek, Fructo-oligosaccharides (0.07%), Calcined Magnesite, Yeast Products (0.03%)

Additives per kg:

Vitamins:

Vitamin A (3a672a): 10k iu; Vitamin D3 (3a671) 1.5k iu; Vitamin E (3a700i) 350mg

Trace elements:

Iron: 45mg (Iron (II) Sulphate Monohydrate) (3b103)

Zinc: 200mg (Zinc Oxide) (3b603)

Manganese: 70mg (Manganese (II) Oxide) (3b502)

Iodine: 1.5mg (Calcium Iodate Anhydrous) (3b202)

Selenium: 0.6mg (Sodium Selenite) (3b801)

Copper: 60mg (Cupric Chelate of Glycine, Hydrate) (3b413) Zootechnical Additives:

Gut Flora Stabilisers: Saccharomyces cerevisiae (NCYC Sc47) 4b1702 1.25×10^10 CFU/kg

DO NOT FEED dry –THIS PRODUCT CONTAINS UNMOLASSED SUGAR BEET AND MUST BE SOAKED FOR 10 MINUTES BEFORE FEEDING. Introduce a new feed gradually over 7 to 10 days building up to the amounts needed to maintain condition and energy levels (0.25 – 5.0kg depending on size, type, workload and condition). Place feed in a shallow bucket, add twice as much water as feed, then stir. Wait for 10 minutes before feeding this product. Unmolassed chaff or soaked Fast Fibre can be added after soaking, if adding unmolassed chaff, stir well before feeding. This feed is not suitable for horses and ponies prone to laminitis. Fast Fibre could be a suitable feed, please call us for more information. Do not feed to sheep. This feed is made from natural ingredients, so may change colour slightly through the seasons, or take longer to soak. If the feed is not soaking quickly enough, please leave to soak for longer, or soak the feed in warm water, then stir, until it forms a nice soft mash.

IMPORTANT, PLEASE READ: To get the best results from Compete & Condition, please make sure that you do not feed any other products that contain barley or molasses. Many traditional feeds contain barley and/or molasses which can cause excitability in some horses. Even horses that do not become fizzy as a result of these ingredients can benefit from a low starch and sugar feed such as Compete & Condition.

Feeding Guide: