Baileys No.11 Racehorse Cubes 20kg bag, oat-free non-heating cubes for hard work

Baileys Racehorse Cubes – 20kg: Premium Nutrition for Enhanced Performance

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Baileys No.11 Racehorse Cubes 20kg bag, oat-free non-heating cubes for hard work

Baileys Racehorse Cubes – 20kg: Premium Nutrition for Enhanced Performance

$14.70
Sale price  $14.70 Regular price  $21.30
Baileys No.11 Racehorse Cubes – 20kg

The No.11 cubes are the oat-free half of Baileys' racing pair: micronised wheat rather than whole grain, which brings starch down to 26% against the No.10 mix's 32 while still holding 13.5 MJ/kg. Baileys describe them as highly digestible, non-heating energy for hard work.

Being a cube, nothing can be sorted out and left — a horse eats the whole ration rather than picking the maize out of a mix. Distillers' grains and micronised soya beans supply the 13% protein, and total oil sits at 6%. Supplied in 20kg.

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Performance & Benefits
  • 13.5 MJ/kg with starch at 26%, lower than the equivalent grain mix.
  • Micronised wheat, cooked for better small-intestine starch digestion.
  • No whole oats, which suits horses that turn sharp on them.
  • A cube, so selective feeding is simply not possible.
  • 13% protein and 6% oil from distillers' grains, micronised soya beans and soya oil.
  • Fully balanced, with calcium at 0.9% and phosphorus at 0.5%.
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Suitable For
  • Racehorses in moderate to hard work.
  • Horses prone to excitable behaviour or digestive upset on a grain mix.
  • Flat, National Hunt and point-to-point yards, and eventers in full work.
  • Horses that pick through a coarse mix and leave half of it in the bowl.
  • Too much energy for a leisure horse and wrong for a laminitic — Baileys No.2 Working Cubes or No.24 Ease & Excel Cubes are the alternatives we stock.
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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.
  • At racing quantities, split the daily ration across three or four feeds.
  • Baileys publish their per-workload rates on the bag rather than online; their nutrition team will set one.
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Composition & Analysis
  • Composition: micronised wheat, nutritionally improved straw, wheatfeed, distillers' grains, micronised soya beans, molasses, soya oil, calcium carbonate, vitamins and minerals, calcined magnesite, sodium chloride. Supplied in a 20kg bag.
  • Digestible energy 13.5 MJ/kg. Protein 13%. Oil 6%. Fibre 9%. Ash 6%.
  • Starch 26%. Sugar 4%.
  • Calcium 0.9%. Phosphorus 0.5%.
  • Baileys make no BETA, FEI or BHA approval statement for these cubes, so none is claimed here.
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Care & Caution
  • Starch is 26%. Not suitable for a horse with laminitis, insulin resistance or PPID.
  • Stay inside Baileys' 0.5kg per 100kg bodyweight meal limit and split the day's feed.
  • Reduce the ration on rest days rather than keeping a standing horse on full work rations.
  • Change over from another feed across ten days to a fortnight.

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