Posted by jose bagge on July 05, 2011 at 13:24:50 from (69.174.87.20):
In Reply to: Best feed??? posted by dave2 on July 04, 2011 at 05:16:34:
Re: Horse feed- what do you want them to look like? We grain for top line, hay for belly. Grain will fill the top line of the horse through the neck, withers and butt; the hay will get some meat on the ribs and belly. We really only do corn in winter ( builds fat and heat) and only do alfalfa on our old boys who have a tough time keeping weight. When we've had colic issues, it's usually been more about water than hay- I've heard some folks going the beet pulp route (saturated), never used it myself. Our feed routine is usually two scoops and a flake morning and night, on horses that get ridden pretty much every day. We'll adjust both grain and hay depending upon top line and belly.
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