In today's article I would like to talk with you about two unique equine supplements that every horse rider who is involved in competitive horse riding disciplines should know about.
Performance feed balancer Out of dozens of different types of equine supplements, feed balancers are the only ones that have been proven and tested by time.
The fact is that there are a lot of different types of equine feed balancer formulations.
There are feed balancers for horses that are ridden for recreational reasons, there are feed balancers for veteran horses and there are feed balancers for horses that are involved in competitive horse riding disciplines.
If you are involved in competitive horse riding disciplines, such as show jumping, eventing, dressage or racing, you need to supplement your horse's diet with a performace feed balancer, because most of the time such balancers have elevated levels of vitamins, minerals and nutrients.
By having a product that has high levels of nutrients you will make sure that your competitive horse never suffers from nutrient deficiency that can negatively affect his performance.
One of the main reasons why some horses do not achieve optimum results in equestrian events is simply because of poor diets.
The fact is that grazing conditions are not perfect all year round and horses don't get as many different nutrients, vitamins and minerals as their bodies need.
This is particularly important for those horses that are involved in competitive horse riding disciplines.
Equine calmer If you are involved in competitive horse riding disciplines then you should supplement your horse's diet with a high quality equine calmer.
There are two reasons why you should do this.
First of all, if you will compete in equestrian events, the chances are pretty high that you are going to have to travel a lot.
Travelling, constantly changing environments, can cause a lot of stress and make your horse really anxious and stressful.
To make travelling easier you should supplement your horse's diet with a horse calmer.
In addition to this some horses, particularly those who compete for the first time, tend to get really spooky when the time comes to compete.
In addition to this horse's can feel inexperienced riders and anxiety and the combination of such factors can negatively affect horse's performance.
To prevent this from happening you should supplement your horse's diet with an equine calmer.
The key active ingredient in equine calmers is magnesium and it is allowed by most equestrian associations.
Just make sure that you don't give your horse too much of it.