Baileys No.24 Ease and Excel Cubes 20kg bag, cereal-grain-free low starch conditioning cubes

Baileys No.24 Ease and Excel Cubes Horse Feed – 20kg

$20.30
Sale price  $20.30 Regular price  $28.20
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Baileys No.24 Ease and Excel Cubes 20kg bag, cereal-grain-free low starch conditioning cubes

Baileys No.24 Ease and Excel Cubes Horse Feed – 20kg

$20.30
Sale price  $20.30 Regular price  $28.20
Baileys No.24 Ease & Excel Cubes – 20kg

The No.24 cubes carry no whole cereal grain at all. The calories come from superfibres — soya bean hulls, unmolassed beet pulp, alfalfa — and from oil at 8.5%, which is how Baileys get 12 MJ/kg out of a feed with starch at only 8%. That is roughly a third of the starch of a conditioning mix at similar energy.

It carries Digest Plus scFOS prebiotic at 2g/kg and grape pip solubles at 6mg/kg, and Baileys aim it at horses whose stomachs react badly to cereal. This is the cube form of the Ease & Excel range; No.21 is the mix. Supplied in 20kg.

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Performance & Benefits
  • No whole cereal grain in the bag — the energy comes from superfibres and oil.
  • 12 MJ/kg with starch at only 8% and sugar at 4%.
  • 8.5% oil for slow-release calories and coat condition.
  • 13% protein from micronised soya beans, alfalfa meal and micronised linseed.
  • Digest Plus scFOS prebiotic at 2g/kg and grape pip solubles at 6mg/kg.
  • Fully balanced, with calcium at 1% and phosphorus at 0.5%.
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Suitable For
  • Horses needing extra calories but held to a low-starch diet.
  • Anxious or stressy horses in performance work.
  • Horses sensitive to cereals, or with a history of gastric discomfort.
  • Horses needing support for normal muscle function through a competition season.
  • More energy than a good doer needs — a horse that only wants holding is better on Baileys No.26 Senior Soft & Lite or Baileys Light Chaff.
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Feeding
  • Feed by weight alongside forage. One level Stubbs round bowl scoop holds about 1.8kg of cubes.
  • Baileys cap a meal at 0.5kg of cubes per 100kg bodyweight — 2.5kg for a 500kg horse.
  • Keep the whole feed within 1.5–2kg for a horse or 1.25–1.5kg for a pony, chaff and beet pulp included.
  • Change over from a cereal feed across ten days to a fortnight; a gut used to starch takes time to adjust to fibre and oil.
  • Baileys publish their per-workload rates on the bag rather than online; their nutrition team will set a rate.
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Composition & Analysis
  • Composition: soya bean hulls, wheatfeed, oatfeed, alfalfa meal, unmolassed beet pulp, micronised soya beans, nutritionally improved straw, micronised linseed, molasses, soya oil, calcium carbonate, dicalcium phosphate, sodium chloride, vitamins and minerals, calcined magnesite, scFOS prebiotic at 2g/kg, grape pip solubles at 6mg/kg, flavours of essential oils. Supplied in a 20kg bag.
  • Digestible energy 12 MJ/kg. Protein 13%. Oil 8.5%. Fibre 18%. Ash 8%.
  • Starch 8%. Sugar 4%.
  • Calcium 1%. Phosphorus 0.5%. Magnesium 0.3%.
  • Baileys state no BETA or FEI approval for these cubes.

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