Crude Protein Min 14.00% Potassium Min 0.70% Lysine Min 0.95% Salt Min 0.50% Methionine Min 0.25% Salt Max 1.00% Cystine Min 0.20% Copper Min 70 ppm Threonine Min 0.50% Zinc Min 240 ppm Tryptophan Min 0.20% Manganese Min 240 ppm Crude Fat Min 8.00% Cobalt Min 6 ppm Crude Fiber Max 8.00% Selenium Min 0.50 ppm ADF Max 8.00% Vitamin A Min 6,000 IU/lb NDF Max 16.00% Vitamin D Min 850 IU/lb Starch Max 22.00% Vitamin E Min 115 IU/lb Sugar Max 5.00% Vitamin B12 Min 20 mcg/lb Calcium Min 1.50% Riboflavin (B2) Min 6.00 mg/lb Calcium Max 2.00% Thiamine (B1) Min 9.00 mg/lb Phosphorus Min 0.60% Biotin Min 2.00 mg/lb Magnesium Min 0.20% Ascorbic Acid (Vitamin C)

All Horses: Feed quality hay at a minimum of 1.5% to 2.0% of horse’s body weight.

Adult Maintenance: Feed 0.4 lb per 100 lb body weight.

Performance
Light Activity: Feed 0.5 lb to 0.6 lb per 100 lb body weight.
Moderate Activity: Feed 0.6 lb to 0.8 lb per 100 lb body weight.
Intense Activity: Feed 0.8 lb to 1 lb per 100 lb body weight.
Breeding/Growing Pregnant Mares: Feed 0.5 lb per 100 lb body weight.
Lactating Mares: Feed 0.6 lb per 100 lb body weight.
Growing Horses: Feed 0.8 per 100 lb body weight. Adjust feeding rates based on desired body condition and forage quality.
IMPORTANT FEEDING INFORMATION: • Transition horses onto this feed gradually over 14 days. • Increase or decrease daily feed to obtain the desired growth, weight gain or body condition. • Offer clean fresh water and plain white salt at all times. • Weigh feed and divide feed into two or three separate feedings for best results and safety. • Store in cool dry area away from rodents, insects and moisture. • Do not use feed that appears old, molded, or has an unusual odor.