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Supreme
Formulated with premium quality ingredients tailored for superior topline development, Barastoc Supreme is formulated with essential amino acids which contain the building blocks of protein.
Designed specifically with topline development in mind, brand new Barastoc Supreme is a low starch, high fat, high protein feed that also contains Diamond V® XPC to improve utilisation of fibre and reduce lactic acid accumulation during exercise.
What will it do for my horse?
High in essential amino acids and branch chain amino acids, the building blocks of protein, for superior topline, muscle development and repair.
Contains Diamond V XPC® to enhance gut health, improve utilisation of fibre and minerals, and to create an environment that enhances the horse' gut microbiome.
A low starch, high protein and high fat, slow energy release feed for horses with a natural metabolism that does not required additional calories.
Enriched with a performance dose of Vitamin E and selenium for superior antioxidant function, in addition to immune and muscle system support.
Includes Barastoc Gastrolize™ to aid in buffering the stomach and hindgut and may provide relief from the discomfort caused by gastric ulcers
Find out more about building topline here
Barastoc Supreme can be used to supplement grazing and/or high quality roughage to not more than one half of the horse’s daily feed intake by weight. The recommendations provided are intended as a guide only.
The amount fed will vary according to the horse’s condition, weight, stage of training and additional supplementary feeds used. Intake less than the levels listed may require additional vitamin and mineral supplementation.
