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Re: sweet feed vs. oats
In a message dated 2/18/99 5:30:30 AM Pacific Standard Time, pam-
john@ma.ultranet.com writes:
<< When I was changing my horse from one sweet feed to another, I found there
was quite a difference in calories per pound. .Wouldn't this make a
difference in the amount of oats you would feed? I wanted to increase my
horse's caloric intake but if even if you want to keep it the same, I
would compare the calories per pound of both the sweet feed and the oats.
Just my 2 cents.
Pam in MA >>
Yes. When we get into heavy interval training we cannot feed enough oats to
maintain body weight, and have to shift to a denser carbohydrate--corn, oats
and barley as the base.
If your horse is losing weight during the conditioning process, you're not
keeping up with its energy requirements.
ti
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