FSA3038 - Horses
aValues assume a concentrate feed containing 3.3 Mcal/kg and hay containing 2.00 Mcal/kg of dry matter. bExamples are horses used in Western and English pleasure, bridle path hack, equitation, etc. cExamples are horses used in ranch work, roping, cutting, barrel racing, jumping, etc. dExamples are race training, polo, etc. Table 2.
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