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Location: GODS country | Is there any real big difference between the 2 feeds?? I prefer a textured feed over pellet. |
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Location: GODS country | Bump! |
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| Not sure as far as comparison between the two, but Purina Omolene 200 is extremely high in sugars...39% NSC! |
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| I won't feed Omolene because of the ridiculous amount of sugar. I was feeding it to my usually calm mare and she bucked me off, twice. Never happened again after I took her off it! |
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Location: GODS country | WOW! That is extremely high! Triumph is 7% sugar and 27% starch. On the higher end of the starch one would want, however, it is much easier to feed a complete feed than mixing your own or just oats and adding in all the supplements. |
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| ecranch - 2014-09-08 11:16 AM
WOW! That is extremely high! Triumph is 7% sugar and 27% starch. On the higher end of the starch one would want, however, it is much easier to feed a complete feed than mixing your own or just oats and adding in all the supplements.
I would look into the Blue Seal Sentinel Performance LS - much lower in starch and a good performance feed.
IMO, Nutrena and Purina are behind the 8-ball in terms of good selections of feed compared to Blue Seal and Triple Crown; they have much more options for low starch high fat feeds. |
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Location: GODS country | SuckerForHorses - 2014-09-08 10:42 AM
ecranch - 2014-09-08 11:16 AM
WOW! That is extremely high! Triumph is 7% sugar and 27% starch. On the higher end of the starch one would want, however, it is much easier to feed a complete feed than mixing your own or just oats and adding in all the supplements.
I would look into the Blue Seal Sentinel Performance LS - much lower in starch and a good performance feed.
IMO, Nutrena and Purina are behind the 8-ball in terms of good selections of feed compared to Blue Seal and Triple Crown; they have much more options for low starch high fat feeds.
I have access to Nutrena, Purnina and ADM if I make the drive to get it. |
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| ecranch - 2014-09-08 12:19 PM
SuckerForHorses - 2014-09-08 10:42 AM
ecranch - 2014-09-08 11:16 AM
WOW! That is extremely high! Triumph is 7% sugar and 27% starch. On the higher end of the starch one would want, however, it is much easier to feed a complete feed than mixing your own or just oats and adding in all the supplements.
I would look into the Blue Seal Sentinel Performance LS - much lower in starch and a good performance feed.
IMO, Nutrena and Purina are behind the 8-ball in terms of good selections of feed compared to Blue Seal and Triple Crown; they have much more options for low starch high fat feeds.
I have access to Nutrena, Purnina and ADM if I make the drive to get it.
Strategy Healthy Edge or Ultium would be a good choice if your options are limited to Purina and Nutrena.
Edited by SuckerForHorses 2014-09-08 12:35 PM
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| SuckerForHorses - 2014-09-08 12:32 PM
ecranch - 2014-09-08 12:19 PM
SuckerForHorses - 2014-09-08 10:42 AM
ecranch - 2014-09-08 11:16 AM
WOW! That is extremely high! Triumph is 7% sugar and 27% starch. On the higher end of the starch one would want, however, it is much easier to feed a complete feed than mixing your own or just oats and adding in all the supplements.
I would look into the Blue Seal Sentinel Performance LS - much lower in starch and a good performance feed.
IMO, Nutrena and Purina are behind the 8-ball in terms of good selections of feed compared to Blue Seal and Triple Crown; they have much more options for low starch high fat feeds.
I have access to Nutrena, Purnina and ADM if I make the drive to get it.
Strategy Healthy Edge or Ultium would be a good choice if your options are limited to Purina and Nutrena.
Agreed, I like Healthy Edge and have had good results with it. |
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Location: GODS country | What does Purina HE cost a bag? I don't think TSC carries it in our area. Would need to find a dealer. |
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Omolene 200 vs Triumph 14 by Nutrena