All-Round Competition Mix is a highly digestible, nutrient dense mix which provides a combination of energy sources including fibre, oil and cereals to ensure a horses demands can be met at all work intensities. Best bruised oats are included along with highly digestible micronised cereals and the quick release energy they provide is ideal for the laid back horse needing extra sparkle. The mix has contains higher oil content than its predecessors and a full spectrum of vitamins and minerals, including chelated (Bioplexÿ) minerals plus the important anti-oxidants, vitamin E and selenium. With this level of nutritional support the mix is capable of supporting moderate to hard work and can be fed to point to pointers and National Hunt horses as well as other fit performance horses. All Round Competition Mix combines oils from soya and linseed to give a balance of Omega 3 and 6 fatty acids which not only provide non-heating energy and help promote stamina but also support superb skin and coat condition. Like Baileys other performance feeds, All-Round Competition Mix contains quality protein promoting outstanding muscle tone and supporting tissue development and repair which is continuous in the working horse. It can also be fed in reduced quantities, alongside Lo-Cal balancer, to provide energy and sparkle for the laid back good-doer.

KEY FEATURES With oats, quick release energy

WORKLOAD Moderate, hard

KEY INGREDIENTS Micronised cereals, chelated minerals, antioxidants

GM STATUS Non-GM

KEY INFO

NUTRIENT SPECIFICATION

DIGESTIBLE ENERGY 13MJ/kg

PROTEIN 12%

OIL 10%

FIBRE 12%

ASH 7.25%

INGREDIENTS Bruised Oats, Micronised Wheat, Micronised Barley, Grass Meal, Wheatfeed, Molasses, Micronised Maize, Distillers' Grains, Micronised Peas, Soya Bean Meal, Oatfeed, Calcium Carbonate, Soya Oil, Dicalcium Phosphate, Vitamins and Minerals

FEEDING ADVICE Can be fed in reduced quantities, alongside Lo-Cal balancer, to provide energy and sparkle for the 'laid back' good-doer. Full feeding recommendations are on the reverse of the sack. Ideal fed on its own but chaff and/or sugar beet can be added if desired.