Your horse’s diet plays a pivotal role in how fast it can be and how consistently it can run at its best. If you and your horses are barrel racing, breakaway roping, or competing in any other speed event, you need to feed a diet that specifically supports anaerobic exercise.
Ken was Professor of Equine Sports Physiology at Limerick University in Ireland. He ran the early trials of the SUCCEED formulation for Dr. Peter Bedding. Meanwhile, Dr. Frank Pellegrini had discovered colonic ulcers in horses.
Gastrointestinal tract problems are prevalent in horses that race, and SUCCEED provides a natural and unique daily program to maintain the health of the entire digestive system before, during, and after the strenuous racing season.
Do you have a horse that behaves badly when confined to a stall? Cribbing, wood chewing, weaving, stall walking … all are troubling signs your horse is unhappy and uncomfortable. The tricky problem is figuring out why.
If you have been around horses long enough, you have seen it—a horse with an abnormally long coat who walks like a lame duck and looks like they cannot get enough nutrients into their body.
If you’ve wondered about the NSC content of SUCCEED, we can help. Our team has put together the answers to your most common NSC-related questions with regards to SUCCEED Digestive Conditioning Program (DCP).
