- 27th August 2019 by Rowen Barbary
Feeding the Leisure Horse
It is vital that you take a horses workload into account when trying to determine the correct diet, if a horses energy loss is greater than energy intake then weight, and subsequently, body condition will be lost. On the other hand if a horse is receiving more energy than they are burning off daily then this will result in weight gain.
Most horses will do well on a high fibre feed which will supply the low energy levels necessary for horses in light to moderate work. This will include all those competing in Pony Club and Riding Club activities as well as those that regularly compete in dressage, show jumping or one day events
Rowen Barbary have designed two different types of feeds which will supply low energy levels, suitable for the leisure horse - ReadyMash & Leisure Plus.
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About Rowen BarbaryAll manufacturing at Rowen Barbary is carried out in a state of the art mill located in the heart of the Shropshire countryside. We use only the highest quality ingredients sourced, where possible, from local farms before they are blended by our dedicated team in our UFAS audited mill.
Rowen Barbary also conforms to BETA NOPS guidelines with raw materials & finished feeds regularly laboratory tested to ensure that every bag of feed continues to meet not only ours, but also your high standards.
