For ranch horses whose owners prefer to skip oats entirely, this oat-free muesli supplies energy from a low-grain base instead. It sells for $37.99 for the 44 lb bag, plus feeding starts at 0.55 lb per 220 lb of body weight for light work.
Endurance horses burn fuel for hours, and 12.6 MJ of digestible energy per kg with only 15% starch is designed for that grind. At $49.99, it measures up for distance programs.
For sugar-sensitive horses, cutting starch is step one, and this muesli starts at 15% with sugar at 4.6%. The $49.99 price removes the budget excuse.
Oat-free and low-grain, this muesli fits easy keepers that need nutrients without an oversized calorie load in the scoop. Sugar sits at just 5.30%, while the 44 lb bag costs $37.99.
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An FEI-compliant formula at 15% starch gives competitive programs one less variable to manage. At $49.99, it's priced for barns that feed quality all year.
A reduced-starch sports muesli at 15% starch delivers energy with a lighter starch load than traditional feeds. At $49.99, it was formulated for horses in regular work.
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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 makes trial runs affordable.
Since 1905, the German maker behind Western Sport has blended horse feeds, and that heritage comes through in this ranch-ready muesli. Western Sport couples 12.19 MJ/kg of digestible energy with a low-grain mix at $37.99.