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During intense exercise, horses can lose up to 12 litres of sweat per hour, approximately 4% of their total body water.

A clearer Saracen: modern look, proven feed, future-focused.

Learn how to feed and manage horses with metabolic disorders and laminitis prone using a low starch diet.

By focusing on high-quality forage, and choosing a suitable conditioning feed, you can help your poor doer stay at an optimal condition, year-round

At Saracen we believe that horses are part of the environmental solution. Grasslands – when properly managed – are powerful carbon sinks.

Muscle pain and impaired performance that occurs during or after exercise is known as exertional myopathy and more commonly as tying-up.

The clinical signs of EGUS can vary from horse to horse and can also be a reflection of that individual horse’s temperament.

A few weeks ago at the height of Summer, our very own Lizzie Drury represented Saracen Horse Feeds at Windsor Castle to mark a milestone we’re incredibly proud of, receiving the King’s Award for Enterprise in International Trade.

There are some simple dietary adjustments that can put into place to help reduce the risk of tying-up, or other symptoms of muscle myopathies.