"EQUESTRIAN FOOD AND HORSE CARE"

“Nourishing Our Equine Companions”

“EQUESTRIAN FOOD AND HORSE CARE: NOURISHING OUR EQUINE COMPANIONS”

At BGS Sprinters Horse-Riding School, We Understand The Importance Of Proper Nutrition And Care For Our Beloved Horses. Just Like Humans, Horses Require A Balanced Diet And Regular Grooming To Ensure Their Health And Well-Being. We Follow This Dietary Regimen And Grooming Practices That Keep Our Equine Friends Happy And Healthy Throughout The Day.

Feeding Routine

Morning Feeding Routine (6:00 AM):

Every morning, we start our day with a nutritious meal for our horses. This meal consists of 2-3 kilograms of fresh grass and access to clean water. This natural breakfast sets the foundation for a day of riding and physical activity.

Morning Feeding Routine (10:00 AM):

As mid-morning approaches, we provide our horses with a more substantial meal to sustain their energy levels.

This meal includes:

Boosa (a nutritious blend): ½ kilogram
Lever stock: 400 grams
Barley: 1.5 kilograms
Corn: 1 kilogram
Black Salt: 50 grams
Himalayan Bathisa (Powder): 50 grams
Beetroot Feed: 300 grams

This well-balanced meal ensures that our horses receive essential nutrients, including proteins, carbohydrates, vitamins, and minerals, to keep them strong and healthy.

Lunchtime Nourishment (1:00 PM):

To keep our horses energized throughout the day, we offer them a second serving of wet grass, amounting to 3-4 kilograms, along with access to fresh water. This midday meal helps maintain their hydration and sustains their stamina for afternoon activities.

Evening Repast (6:00 PM):

Just like in the morning, our horses enjoy a meal similar to what they had at 10:00 AM. This repetition ensures that they receive a consistent and balanced diet throughout the day.

Night-time Sustenance (10:00 PM):

Before bedtime, our horses are provided with a final meal consisting of:Grass – Corn, Sugar Cane, Dry Grass and Water This night-time snack helps them maintain a steady intake of nutrients, even while resting, to support their overall health.

Grooming and Cleaning Practices

Proper grooming and hygiene are essential for the well-being of our horses. We follow a meticulous grooming routine to keep our equine companions looking and feeling their best.

Morning Grooming Session (6:30 AM):

Face Massage:

We start with a gentle face massage to relax our horses and create a bond of trust and affection.

Body Brushing:

Brushing the horse's body helps remove dirt and loose hair, promoting a shiny and healthy coat.

Hair Cleaning (Oil Brush):

This step involves using an oil brush to keep the horse's mane and tail smooth and tangle-free.

Hoof Cleaning:

Clean hooves are crucial for a horse's mobility and comfort, so we pay special attention to this area.

Grooming the Horse:

Finally, we give our horses an all-over grooming, ensuring they are clean, comfortable, and ready for a day of riding.

“At BGS Sprinters Horse-Riding School, We Prioritize The Well-Being Of Our Horses By Providing Them With A Balanced And Nutritious Diet While Maintaining Their Grooming And Hygiene. These Practices Are Essential To Ensure That Our Equine Companions Are Healthy, Happy, And Ready To Excel In Their Roles As Riding Partners.”

"EQUESTRIAN FOOD AND HORSE CARE"