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LINCOLN NEATSFOOT GEL
PEACOCK SPARE RUBBERS/RINGS
Anti-gall girth with double buckles and Single Expansion. Buckles are Stainless steel.
Sizes: 90-140cm (in 5cm increments)
Colours: Black, Brown
PLATINUM RAISED/PADDED LEATHER HALTER
ROMA SMALL MIRACLE BRUSH
ROMA LARGE MIRACLE BRUSH
Dublin Ashby Riding Jacket
Collegiate Web Reins
Collegiate Sure Grip Reins
PLATINUM LEATHER SHOW HALTER supplied with 2 x name plates and solid brass fittings. Available in Black and Oak Brown
Ensure your saddle remains securely in place whilst jumping with this 5-point breastplate from Collegiate. Beautiful quality leather is combined with strong elastic, enabling your horse to fully stretch and use his shoulders over each fence. Attaching twice to the girth as well as the d-rings means that the pressure is distributed more evenly.
Two colours, full size only.
Equitex 12oz proofed polyester/cotton ripstop Neck Cover - Unlined
Equitex Unlined 15oz Canvas Horse Cover. Proofed poyester/cotton ripstop fabric. Available with or without shoulder gusset. Comes standard with leather straps and reinforcements or with optional PVC coated webbing straps. Detachable neck cover also available. Colours White or Blue. Sizes 3'9" to 5'3".
Equine Athlete B-Boost Paste
B group vitamins are essential for the conversion of chemical energy that occurs within the muscle fibres. Under grazing conditions, the daily requirement of B Vitamins is produced by the micro-organisms in the large intestine. High grain intake lowers the intestinal PH with a resultant drop in vitamin B production.
A diet low in B Vitamins has shown to have an effect on athletic performance. Human studies have shown that when athletes were restricted to less than half of their daily requirement for vitamins B1, B2 & B6, a significant drop in performance occurred. Similar studies in equine athletes have shown that supplementing with vitamin B1 prior to competition improved performance by reducing the accumulation of lactic acid in the muscles.Horses in training benefit from B Vitamin supplementation for several reasons;
1) The production of ATP increases with exercise, therefore so does the requirement for B vitamins.
2) Digestion of high grain diets leads to a fall in the pH of the large intestine, which in turn alters the microflora population. The result is a net decrease in B vitamin production.
3) Studies have shown that supplementing Vitamin B1 (Thiamine) in the diet has the effect of reducing post exercise lactic acid levels.
B Boost paste contains high levels of all the essential B group vitamins in one single oral dose syringe. It also contains Betaine, which is converted to dimethylglycine in the liver. DMG reduces lactic acid build-up during strenuous exercise.
B Boost contains no prohibited substances so is safe to use prior to competition and should be administered 12 to 24 hours prior to competition, or on a regular basis for poor appetite, or to assist recovery after sickness. Also assists recovery from traveling long distances.
Daily dose rates: Full 30ml syringe when required
Cells need energy – energy to drive muscles, digest food, transmit nerve impulses. The byproducts of cellular energy production are waste products called peroxides. These are particularly important in the athletic horse, whose musculoskeletal system demands a huge amount of energy. Unless the peroxides are neutralised muscle damage will occur.
Antioxidants work to neutralise these peroxides. One of the most important antioxidants in the body is the Selenium containing enzyme Glutathione Peroxidase. This makes Selenium an extremely important trace element.
New Zealand soils are generally low in Selenium. In fact over 30% of farmland is deficient. Dietary supplementation is the only way to ensure adequate intakes.
Selenium is usually given in general mixes as Sodium Selenite the inorganic form. This may be sufficient for the daily requirement in areas with good levels of selenium in the soil but problems can occur with poor absorption due to competition with other minerals. The liquid form of Selenium is potentially extremely toxic if too much is given, the dose rate is very small and therefore can be easily overdosed, or since it is often not a daily dose, it can also be forgotten.
Chelation is a process by which a mineral is bound to an easily absorbed organic molecule, allowing much better absorption and utilisation of the mineral. Equine Selenium K contains Selenium EDTA, a new form of Chelated Selenium.
It is well known that daily supplementation is the most efficient way to administer Selenium. One 15 gram dose of Selenium K provides 1.66mg of available Selenium, this being the optimal level for an adult horse. It is an easy efficient non toxic way of ensuring correct selenium levels. Broodmares should also receive Selenium K in the breeding season as it is known to help increase fertility.
Equine Selenium K is in a Kelp base. Kelp meal is a natural feed supplement derived from a seaweed found only in the North Atlantic Ocean. Rich in micronutrients; it contains over 30 minerals including Boron, Molybdenum, Iodine, Sulphur and Iron, 12 Vitamins, 18 Amino Acids as well as high levels of Alginic Acid.
Active Ingredients:
Selenium Chelate (EDTA)
Also contains the following Amino Acids:
Alanine, Arginine, Aspartic Acid, Glycine, Glutamic Acid, Histidine, Isoleucine, Leucine, Lysine, Phenylalinine, Proline, Serine, Threonine, Tryosine, Valine.
Dose Rate:
30mg/Kg LWT
Adult Horses : 15gms
Ponies : 10gms
Yearlings : 10gms
Weanlings : 5gms
Equine Supplements RELAX Natural calming formula without sedation effect. Safe for use in racing or competition
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