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Comfort Gut original - ideal for performance, high stress & heavily travelled horses. Those with repetitive actions and who struggle with change.
Comfort Gut can play a role in helping to maintain healthy gastric acid levels and can be fed long term without disrupting acid production which is required to break down food for proper digestion and absorption of nutrients.
Customers report that they feel Comfort Gut contributes to better utilisation of feed with older horses, poor doers, horses under stress and hard work.
A very fine powder (similar in consistency to talcum powder or very fine grade flour) which is mildly alkaline, ultra small pored, very low ash, vegetal carbon, designed specifically for feeding which adsorbs (binds to) toxins in the digestive tract like excess acid and eliminates it from the horse’s system in the manure.
Key remarks relate to:
• Improved Condition, topline and overall coat shine. • Improved performance.
• Supports improved behaviour and ride-ability. • Assisting optimum gut health and function by helping to maintain healthy gastric acid levels.
Competition, FEI and RaceLegal. Will NOT show in bloods Used and trusted by International Riders Worldwide
RRP: 1Kg Comfort Gut £35.00, 2.5Kg Comfort Gut £75.00 For further information visit
www.comfortgut.com
HyPERFORMANCE Diesel Ladies Jodhpurs
A fashionable jodhpur that gives the look of wearing jeans. A flattering contrast stitch and colour contrast pockets, belt loops and zipdetailing make this a must have product.
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The Rider's Balance This book is designed for all riders from the very novice to the most advanced. Sylvia Loch teaches through illustrations and photos how each tiny shift of the rider’s weight will affect the horse’s balance.
The weight aids are generally taught only to higher level students especially those learning the more advanced skills. Yet, by including them from the beginning, novice riders will develop a much greater understanding of their
own bodies and abilities and those of the horse from day one. In the Authors words...
The time has surely come to show all riders how their body-weight impacts on the horse for good or bad. Feel and balance should govern the whole ethos of equitation. In this book, I show through pictures how the giving of the aids can transform the horse in each and every movement so that our communication with this wonderful animal takes us to new levels of understanding and empathy.
About the Author
Leg length: Regular. Colour: Navy/Port Royal RRP £25.99
For further information visit
www.hy-equestrian.com
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Sylvia Loch discovered classical High School riding in Portugal. In 1984 she founded the Lusitano Breed Society of Great Britain and was awarded an Honorary Instructorship by the Portuguese School of Equestrian Art. She trained with a Former First Chief Rider of the Spanish Riding School of Vienna and founded The Classical Riding Club in 1995.
Published by Quiller Publishing
www.quillerpublishing.com
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Dust-X soothing blend provides targeted support for horses in dusty stables.
Winterproof your horse with a Global Herbs £50 voucher
One lucky reader will win a £50 voucher for Global herbs premium equine supplements of your choice to help your horse cope with the elements.
Global Herbs carefully sources the highest quality ingredients to create first class, veterinary approved equine supplements. Choose from the Global Herbs range of formulas that are especially helpful during the winter months.
Restore is the ultimate anti-oxidant tonic for health, wellbeing and improved feed utilisation.
Mud-X is a skin harmonising herbal blend that works from the inside out to help maintain the correct bacterial balance and support the immune system.
ImmuPlus is an effective supplement to support the immune system.
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