Marblus Granite and Tile, Inc. - (408) 286-6685
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Marblus Granite and Tile, Inc. 1775 Monterey Rd Unit 40 C, San Jose, CA 95112 (408) 286-6685
Marblus Granite and Tile, Inc. 1775 Monterey Rd Unit 40 C, San Jose, CA 95112 (408) 286-6685
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The 15.1% crude protein here isn't filler — with lysine and threonine at 1.0% each, it supports muscle through a full work week. At $49.99, this reduced-starch muesli is set for serious programs.
Feeding a hard keeper starts with the stated rates: 0.88 lb per 220 lb of body weight for medium work, then adjusted to condition and training intensity as the guide advises
Western performance horses put real demands on muscle and metabolism, so 15% starch and 4.6% sugar keep the fuel even. At $49.99 for a 44 lb bag, it's practical for any tack room.
Many older horses do well on oat-free muesli, and this low-grain blend suits seniors that still hold a regular work schedule. Energy arrives at 12.19 MJ/kg, and the 44 lb bag sells at $37.99.
Reining and cutting horses stay crisp when sugar stays low, and 4.6% sugar qualifies this muesli for that job. It runs $49.99 — fair for a premium, soy-free performance feed.
Biotin at 1,185 µg and inactivated brewer's yeast complete the micronutrient package for ranch horses in daily work. A 44 lb bag runs $37.99, with Vitamin E at 260 mg per kg.
A picky horse usually has opinions, and carrots at 0.5% plus a soft muesli texture win most of them over. The $49.99 price makes the experiment easy.
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