Enduro Speed

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Product description

Product description Unique energy and endurance, supported by sugar that absorbs slowly. High and sustainable energy: designed with a high concentration of oil, starch, and isomaltulose honey to provide immediate and long-lasting energy in one feed. Supports digestive health: contains live yeast to enhance colon function and improve digestion efficiency. Easily digestible fibers and supportive electrolytes: support hydration and endurance levels required, especially in hot weather. Concentrated energy and low glycemic index sugars: provides readily available glucose over a longer period, helping to maintain natural metabolic function during high-speed endurance exercises. ENDURO SPEED Suitable for: • Horses in high-level endurance training and racing • Use at vet gates to maintain energy levels on each loop • Horses that are fussy feeders or have limited appetite but high energy demands • Higher levels of cereals and starch compared to traditional endurance feed, to support high racing speed, energy, and glycogen stores and replenishment • A unique sugar-coating technology to facilitate high sugar intake while also maintaining a low glycemic response, for metabolic health and efficiency • Essential amino acids to support cell, tissue, and muscle repair and recovery while helping to minimize heat load, stress, and premature fatigue • Versatile use, as it can be used alongside Enduro 100 and fed at vet gates for an energy boost or to tempt the palate during times of increased stress Good Feeding Practice • Ensure clean, fresh water is always available • Feed little and often and split the total daily feed into 2-3 meals • Feed by weight (kg) and not by volume (scoops) • Feed according to body weight and condition score, the type and intensity of work • Make any dietary changes gradually • Make sure you store your feed in a cool, dry, and clean environment In line with correct feed management, Saracen Horse Feeds recommend that all horses always have access to fresh, clean water, are offered a chaff or forage meal 30 minutes prior to concentrate feeding, and that all feeds are dampened and mixed well with chaff.