Triple Crown Complete
A beet pulp-based complete textured feed for mature performance horses. Horses naturally eat fiber. But for years, grains (corn, barley and oats) have been the standard for horse feed–even though research has proven that the high-soluble carbohydrates in grain-based feeds increase the potential for colic, laminitis, hyperactivity, ulcers and cribbing. With its beet pulp based fiber content Triple Crown® Complete provides 12% protein, 12% fat and all the calories, vitamins and minerals of a grain-based feed–but with half of the potentially harmful soluble carbohydrates. Triple Crown® Complete has the versatility to be fed in any hay or pasture situation, when hay and pasture are plentiful or to help when they are short. Click here for Complete Triple Crown Horse Feed Nutritional Information
Triple Crown Lite
Pelleted Horse Feed & Superior Equine Supplement. A pelleted concentrate balancing the nutritional requirements of forage-only diets. Triple Crown Lite is ideal for “easy keepers” – horses that maintain their weight on very little grain or just on grass and hay. Normally, a horse would have to eat five to six pounds of grain to derive a sufficient amount and a proper balance of vitamins and minerals. This is especially true of growing horses, broodmares, stallions and working horses. Triple Crown Lite is so heavily fortified, you can feed a horse as few as two pounds per day. This formula is also ideal for ponies and miniature horses. Click here for Complete Triple Crown Horse Feed Nutritional Information
Triple Crown Senior Horse Feed Formula
A textured feed designed for the special nutritional needs of older horses. Developed specifically for older horses, this formula features a higher nutrient content to compensate for a less than effective digestive system. A higher fat content provides the extra energy older horses need. Plus, it is softer, more easily digested and can be mixed with water to form a mash for horses who experience difficulty chewing and swallowing. Has enough bulk fiber to be used as the sole ration for horses unable to eat hay or pasture. It can also be used with good quality hay. Triple Crown Senior feed has a low nonstructural carbohydrate level making it a great option for horses with metabolic issues such as Cushings. Click Here for Complete Triple Crown Horse Feed Nutritional Information
Triple Crown Low Starch
A High Quality Low Starch Horse Feed. Lower carbs, no corn, molasses or alfalfa meal for horses who aren’t the easiest keepers. Not all horses are easy keepers; some require those additional calories for higher levels of performance or elevated levels of metabolism. Since Triple Crown Low Starch has lower carbs than hay and pasture, it can be used as a complete feed to replace all or part of (the forage) portion of the diet, which is typically unknown for its carbohydrate and starch levels. Triple Crown Low Starch contains no corn, molasses, or alfalfa meal, ingredients many horse owners believe cause erratic behavior. By utilizing good quality fiber sources and added fat, including rice bran and flaxseed, we can replace a number of the calories that are sacrificed by keeping carbs low. Triple Crown Low Starch also has a low Potassium level (0.75%) that makes it a very good choice for horses diagnosed with HYPP. Again, the fiber in Low Starch will allow you to replace part of your hay that can be as high as 1.5% to 2.5% potassium. Click Here for Complete Triple Crown Horse Feed Nutritional Information