Why choose to feed Workhorse Complete?

A complete grain and chaff ration to help take the guesswork out of feeding your horse or pony. Workhorse Complete is a lightly molassed, highly palatable sweet feed designed to maximize the performance of horses and ponies. Whether your horse is in heavy, medium or light work, Workhorse Complete offers a balanced mix of vitamins and minerals in one easy to feed mixture. Many horse owners are time poor, Workhorse Complete offers a one-stop feeding option, with no mixing required. When feeding Workhorse Complete, feel confident your horse or pony is receiving all the essential vitamins, minerals, fibre and energy in one easy step.

Available in 30kg bags (bulk upon request)

Ingredients: Steam rolled oats, steam rolled barley, cracked corn, cracked lupins, wheaten and oaten chaff, black sunflower seeds, coconut meal, LT soybean meal, canola oil, essential trace vitamins and minerals, molasses and salt.

NUTRIENT ANALYSIS 
Crude Protein - 12.9%
Ether Extract - 4.1% 
Crude Fibre - 13.3%
Sodium - 4.6g/kg
Potassium - 8.1g/kg
Calcium - 10.5g/kg
Phosphorus - 8.3g/kg
Magnesium - 1.7g/kg
Iron - 49mg/kg
Zinc - 36mg/kg
Manganese - 42mg/kg
Copper - 16.3mg/kg
Selenium - 0.16mg/kg
Vit A - 7.2Kiu/kg
Vit D - 1.6Kiu/kg
Vit E - 13.3mg/kg
Thiamine - 6.4mg/kg
Riboflavin - 5.5mg/kg
Pyridoxine - 5.1mg/kg
Niacin - 11.3mg/kg

Daily feeding guide

LIGHT WORK
300 kg 3 -5 kg 
400 kg 4 – 6 kg 
500 kg 5 – 7 kg 
600 kg 6 – 9 kg 

MEDIUM WORK
300 kg 4 – 6 kg
400 kg 5 – 7 kg
500 kg 6 – 8 kg
600 kg 6 – 9 kg

HEAVY WORK
300 kg  5 – 7 kg
400 kg 6 – 8 kg
500 kg  7 – 9 kg
600 kg 7 – 9 kg

SPELLERS
300 kg  2 – 4 kg
400 kg  2 – 5 kg
500 kg  2 – 6 kg
600 kg  2 – 7 kg

The above feeding rates are a guide only. Variances due to pasture quality, climate, workload and age of the horse will give different results. This product is suitable for horses only and not recommended for other animals. Please use the feeding table as a guide only and ensure feeding guide is introduced gradually to all horses, as unobserved diet changes can be detrimental to final results or horse health.