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SuperCondition
A short warm-up phase, high motivation in training and exam situations and fast muscle regeneration are the prerequisites for good sport.
SuperCondition provides a continuous supply of energy and provides nutrients for the muscular metabolism.
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20 kg
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Relaxed approach to sport
What the sports rider wants from his horse:
• the prompt build-up of loose muscle
• high motivation for training and shows
• consistent endurance, e.g. during long-distance or day rides
• complete commitment in performance sport, e.g. racing
• shortened recovery phase
Optimal muscular metabolism
is initially manifested in a shortened warm-up phase. This enables the build -up of muscle to be achieved more rapidly in the training phase. Daily increases in performance are achieved more quickly and physical wear is minimised. Optimal muscular metabolism rapidly reduces muscular by-products (such as lactic acid), thus ensuring high motivation for the next training session.
SuperCondition
Horses that are subjected to strong muscular stress require a high degree of muscle-relevant nutrients, such as those that reduce muscular by-products and build muscle mass. These are generally insufficiently available in the scope of normal basic feeding. The revamped formula of SuperCondition concentrates on the specific addition of this nutrient. Our product has attracted particular interest in the field of top-level dressage horses and in the scope of feeding stud stallions during the breeding process. SuperCondition has also proved its worth in leisure horses, in particular in problem situations. This functional feedstuff is also ideally suited for highly-muscled western breeds.
Controlled release of nutrients
SuperCondition controls the release of nutrients from the intestine into the blood. Beginning with vegetable sugars from germs and fruit concentrates, glucose and fructose rapidly enter the bloodstream via the small intestine. This is later followed by the splitting off of starch from fermentive, opened cereals. Oily corn and wheat germs provide easily-digestible fats, which subsequently enter the bloodstream as free fatty acids, available in particular in the "hitting the wall" phase. The plant enzymes created by the fermentation aid easier digestion within the small intestine of the horse. Supported by brewer's yeast, pectin-rich energy sources such as dried apple improve the release of transient fatty acids for the energy metabolism.
Optimisation of the muscular metabolism
Vegetable lecithin promotes the biosynthesis of acetylcholine, an important transfer agent for non-tiring muscular work. This continuous supply of nutrients is supported by electrolytes, trace elements, vitamins and many other vital substances that form the basis for active muscular metabolism in sport. The use of natural basic components provides the performance horse with a broad spectrum of vitalising secondary metabolites.
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Super Condition |
Feed:
Supplementary feed for horses |
Commercial product:
SuperCondition, bucket 10 kg; paper bag 20 kg |
Composition:
Corn germs, Malt, Barley flakes,
Oat flakes, Flax seed finely ground, Apple syrup, Grape seed extract,
Sea salt, Flax & sunflower oil cold-pressed, Brewer’s yeast, Herbs (Rosmary, Fennel), Ground algae,
L-Lysine, Magnesium fumarate, DL- Methionin, Pea protein, Pollen |
Content and digestibility:
Crude protein
Crude fibre
Crude fat
Crude ash
Digestive crude protein
Digestive energy |
12,4 %
4,0 %
12,0 %
10,0 %
99 g/kg
13 MJ/kg |
Bulk elements:
Calcium
Phosphorus
Magnesium
Sodium
Potassium
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0,8 %
0,5 %
0,5 %
1,1 %
0,7 %
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Fat-soluble vitamins
per kg:
Vitamin
A
Vitamin D3
Vitamin E |
25.000 IE
2.800 IE
2.000 mg |
Water-soluble vitamins
per kg:
Vitamin C
Vitamin B1
Vitamin B2
Vitamin B6
Vitamin B12
Biotin
Niacin
Folic acid
Calcium pantothenate
Choline chloride |
4.500 mg
20 mg
20 mg
12 mg
60 mcg
500 mcg
100 mg
8 mg
40 mg
1.100 mg |
Amino acids:
Lysine
Méthionine |
1,3 %
0,7 % |
Trace elements per kg:
Iron
Zinc
Manganese
Copper |
400 mg
300 mg
450 mg
40 mg |
Iodine
Cobalt
Selenium |
2 mg
10 mg
1 mg |
The trace elements are also present in organic complex compounds. |
| Feeding recommendation:
Training phase: approx. 300–500 g per large horse and day, for high requirements and show conditions approx. 500–1.000 g; adapt quantity accordingly for smaller horses.
Long distance rides: 300 to 500 g in the compulsory rest period. For high performing stud stallions and as preparation for breeding: 500 g. A basic feeding of 1 kilogramme Struktur-Energetikum per day is recommended.
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Additional product information:
The stated values for vitamins and trace elements contain both native and supplementary quantities |
The information on individual products in this catalogue, which is in part in extract form only, is up-to-date at the time of going to press. |
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