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Baileys Animal Feeds
Baileys No. 9 All Round Competition Mix 20kg
Baileys No. 9 All Round Competition Mix 20kg
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Baileys No. 9 All Round Competition Mix 20kg
A highly digestible, nutrient-dense mix designed for equines in moderate to hard work. Baileys All-Round Competition Mix combines fibre, oil, and cereals to provide a balanced energy source — giving horses and ponies that extra sparkle needed for competition without compromising digestive health.
Key Benefits
- Highly digestible — maximises nutrient absorption for performance
- Nutrient-dense — concentrated nutrition to fuel moderate to hard work
- Balanced energy from fibre, oil & cereals — provides sustained energy for competition
- Supports condition & performance — ideal for horses needing that extra sparkle
- Suitable for horses and ponies in moderate to hard work
How to Feed
Feed alongside good quality forage. Follow the feeding guide on pack for quantities based on bodyweight and workload. Always ensure fresh water is available.
FAQ
- Is it suitable for all competition disciplines?
- Yes — All-Round Competition Mix is designed as a versatile competition feed suitable for a range of disciplines from showjumping and dressage to eventing and endurance.
- Is it suitable for horses prone to excitability?
- All-Round Competition Mix contains cereals and is designed for horses in moderate to hard work. For excitable horses that need competition-level energy, consider lower-starch options such as Ease & Excel Cubes alongside Performance Balancer.
- Can I feed it to a horse in light work?
- All-Round Competition Mix is formulated for moderate to hard work. Feeding it to horses in light work may provide excess calories. Consider Everyday High Fibre Mix or Cubes for horses with lower energy requirements.
- Is it suitable for competition horses under rules?
- Always check the ingredient list against your relevant governing body’s prohibited substances list before use at competition.
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