Baileys No.22 Prep-Ease Mix 20kg - Free P&P

Baileys No.22 Prep-Ease Mix 20kg

A reduced starch, high-fibre coarse mix specifically formulated for youngstock, horses in early training, and those being prepared for sales. Prep-Ease Mix promotes quality condition and a calm, manageable temperament — without the fizz associated with high-starch feeds. Rich in oil and digestible fibre, it supports steady, sustainable weight gain and a gleaming coat that turns heads in the ring or arena.

Key Benefits

• Reduced starch & non-heating — promotes condition without excitability, ideal for youngstock and green horses
• High oil & fibre — sustained, slow-release energy for quality topline and coat shine
• Muscle development & topline — high-quality protein supports correct muscular development in growing horses
• Supports sales preparation — promotes a gleaming coat, healthy weight gain, and overall bloom
• Yeast cultures & gut support — improves digestive efficiency and feed utilisation
• Full vitamin & mineral profile — supports bone development, hoof growth, and general wellbeing
• Made in the UK

FAQ

Is it suitable for youngstock?

Yes — Prep-Ease Mix is specifically designed with youngstock in mind. The reduced starch formula helps maintain a calm temperament during early handling and training, while the full vitamin and mineral profile supports healthy growth and development.

Can it be used for sales preparation?

Absolutely — the high oil content and quality protein sources promote the coat bloom, condition, and topline that buyers look for. Start feeding 6–8 weeks before a sale for best results.

Will it make my horse excitable?

No — the reduced starch, high-fibre and oil formula is specifically designed to deliver condition without the heating effect associated with high-starch coarse mixes. It is suitable for horses and youngstock that need to remain calm and manageable.

How does it support muscle and topline?

Prep-Ease Mix contains high-quality protein sources to support correct muscular development, particularly important for youngstock and horses returning to work or being brought up from grass.

How much do I feed?

Follow the feeding guide on the product label based on your horse's bodyweight, age, and workload. Feed in small, regular meals alongside good quality forage. Always ensure fresh water is available.