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The Relationship Between Gut Health and Injury Recovery

Management Tips • Training & Performance

Injuries are an unavoidable part of horse ownership. Depending on the injury, your horse may need extensive rehabilitation and recovery time to return to full work. But unfortunately, the recovery process can take a toll on other body systems.

April 18, 2023

When to Feed SUCCEED and How Timing of Feeding Affects Performance

Digestive Health • Management Tips • Training & Performance

While horses need constant access to forage throughout the day and night for optimal digestive function, owners should consider glycemic responses when determining the best time to feed grain.

June 27, 2022

The Summer Run’s Impact on a Rodeo Horse’s Gut Health

GI Diseases & Conditions • GI Treatment & Care • Management Tips • Training & Performance

The notorious “summer run” in the world of rodeo is the most demanding time of the year for competitors and their performance horses. Here are some specific ways the summer run can be hard on your horse’s digestive health, and what you can do to better support and manage it.

June 3, 2022

How to Feed Speed Horses

Equine Nutrition • Training & Performance

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.

May 3, 2022

Can I Feed SUCCEED on Racing Days?

Digestive Health • Management Tips • Training & Performance

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.

October 26, 2021

How the Microbiota Affects Equine Performance

Digestive Health • Management Tips • Training & Performance

The microbiota is critical to equine digestive health, which in turn significantly affects the performance horse’s overall wellness. For a long time, the evidence of digestive health’s impact on attitude and performance has been largely anecdotal.

July 22, 2021

Help Your Performance Horse Adjust to Life on the Road

Digestive Health • Management Tips • Training & Performance

Your performance horse can’t succeed in the competition arena without a strong foundation of good health and nutrition. Yet, many owners struggle to balance the demanding travel schedules of equine athletes with their horse’s mental and physical needs.

October 30, 2019

A Letter From Katy Barr, Head Groom to HRH The Princess Royal

SUCCEED Stories • Training & Performance

Without SUCCEED, I’m not sure our 5-year-old, homebred National Hunt racehorse Cloudy would still be here. That, or we would be drowning under vets bills whilst we tried to work out how we could help him.

June 12, 2019

Tamara Reinhardt’s Barrel Racing Horses on SUCCEED

SUCCEED Stories • Training & Performance

Professional barrel racer Tamara Reinhardt has been making barrel runs in the show pen since she was five years old. She’s a two-time Wrangler National Finals Rodeo qualifier and member of the Women’s Professional Barrel Association.

November 6, 2017

7 Pro Tips for Feeding & GI Health at Long Horse Shows

Management Tips • Training & Performance

If you’ve ever gone on an extended vacation—more than a week, let’s say—you know how challenging it can be to pack. Now think about taking your horse on the road for more than a few days. It’s exhausting just thinking about all of the gear you need to bring to keep your horse—or team of horses—healthy, happy and well-fed during that time.

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