Performance in the western arena starts with condition that holds all season, and 15.1% crude protein with lysine at 1.0% supports it. At $49.99 a bag, it's priced for serious competitors.
Fiber at 16.7% and digestible protein at 107 g/kg give working seniors a profile that leans on forage-style nutrition. The low-grain muesli comes in a 44 lb bag at $37.99.
A western athlete's feed should deliver energy without a starch spike — this one sits at just 15% starch. At $49.99, it belongs in any performance barn's program.
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
Stop-and-turn work leans on the hindquarters, and 28% alfalfa supports the muscle development that reining demands. This 44 lb muesli is formulated for medium to intensively trained western horses and lists at $37.99.
Competition barns need feeds that perform as hard as their schedules — FEI-compliant and soy-free at 15% starch fits the bill. At $49.99, stocking the show string costs less than expected.
For ranch horses whose owners want to skip oats entirely, this oat-free muesli supplies energy from a low-grain base instead. It sells for $37.99 for the 44 lb bag, and feeding starts at 0.55 lb per 220 lb of body weight for light work.
Western performance horses put real demands on muscle and metabolism, so 15% starch and 4.6% sugar keep the fuel steady. At $49.99 for a 44 lb bag, it's workable for any tack room.
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