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  What you should know about horses and sugar

  
  
  

  All horses need sugar for general good health and performance. Sugar delivers energy that the muscles need to work properly. No sugar, no performance. For healthy horses, normal quantities of sugar present no problem. However, too much sugar is not good for anyone. Balance is key. In this blog article we'll discuss this topic in detail.

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  Cavalor Pianissimo.
  Dr. April Austin, PHD English Professor at UMKC.
  
  "I have a 6-year-old Hanoverian gelding that just won 1st level test two and was second in first level test three with scores above 68%. My horse is on eight acres of grass and I wanted a low starch feed that would still support his growth and attitude. Cavalor® Pianissimo fits perfectly as a wholefood feed and keeps my young horse focused and building muscle." - Dr. April Austin, PHD English Professor at UMKC.
  
  
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  Regulating your Horse's Energy

  
  
  

  Working with horses is all about energy. The right energy to navigate the course or perform the test. However, energy can also be a stumbling block. Your horse may be too lethargic, be too "fizzy" at the beginning of training, or not have enough energy to make it through to the end. All these scenarios have one common thread: an imbalance in energy. In this issue of Science Sunday, our experts will discuss and explain this problem! What is energy? How does one discern between energy, temperament, and condition? What role do diet and nutrition play? And, last of all, how to pep up a lethargic horse, and calm a fizzy one? Move up or down a gear!

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