Thoroughbred Breeding
The Specialist Breeding range of products from Saracen Horse Feeds is formulated to support young horses as they grow and develop, to provide appropriate nutrition to pregnant and lactating mares, and to working breeding stallions.
Thoroughbred Breeding range
LEVEL-GROW® WINTER MIX
Low-glycemic stud mix designed to support balanced growth in young horses from October to April.
LEVEL-GROW® WINTER CUBES
Low-glycemic stud cubes designed to support balanced growth in young horses from October to April.
STUD MIX
Multipurpose, traditional stud mix designed to meet the nutritional demands of all breeding stock.
STUD CUBES
Multipurpose, traditional stud cubes designed to meet the nutritional demands of all breeding stock.
MARE‑CARE MIX
Tailored nutrition for broodmares during late pregnancy and lactation.
MARE‑CARE CUBES
Tailored nutrition for broodmares during late pregnancy and lactation.
STUD PREP 14®
A high oil, very palatable conditioning mix that provides an easily digested, calorie dense ration.
STAMM® 30
A premium stud balancer pellet providing concentrated nutritional support as a dense source of nutrients with a low feed intake.
TOP COAT®
A stabilised rice bran that can be top-dressed onto any ration for extra energy density.
Equi-Jewel®
A stabilised rice bran that can be top-dressed onto any ration for extra energy density.
Luminance™
A combination of rice bran and milled linseed to add calories and energy to any diet.
ARTICLES
Study Links Foal Growth, Radiograph Data to Sales and Racing Performance
Building on three decades of research on growth and skeletal disease in Thoroughbreds, Kentucky Equine Research recently completed a pilot study to determine the relationship between growth, radiographic data, and performance, both in the sales ring and on the racetrack.
Chewing Halters: A New Tool to Track Ingestive Behavior and Optimize Welfare
Over the last year, Kentucky Equine Research has used chewing halters to record chewing frequency and to analyze the health and welfare of horses by observing behavioral changes during feeding.
Cooling Methods and Heat Stress
Knowing when horses are at risk for heat stress is just as important as knowing the clinical signs. This allows horse owners to adjust the time of day when they will work or postpone work altogether.