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Our Brand Ambassadors

Our brand ambassadors are passionate equestrians who trust Pure Feed to keep their horses performing at their best. From top-level competitors to dedicated riders, they rely on our high-quality nutrition to support their horses’ health, energy, and well-being. Get to know the talented individuals who choose Pure Feed and discover how it helps them achieve success in and out of the arena.

Meg Elphick

Feeds used: Fibre Balance and Easy, ReFuel after events.

Meg has worked with The Pure Feed Company since 2018 and events at grassroots level with her team of ponies. She has competed at the prestigious Badminton Grassroots championships multiple times, finishing 3rd place in 2023 with Jam! With years of experience in the equestrian world, Meg’s dedication to providing the best care for her horses aligns perfectly with Pure Feed’s commitment to natural, high-quality nutrition. Her expertise, enthusiasm, and genuine love for horses make her an invaluable member of the Pure Feed family.

Amy Inglis

Feeds used: Working and Condition Mix depending on energy levels required, Stud to youngstock.

Amy Inglis is a top British showjumper, known for her talent, dedication, and strong partnerships with her horses. A member of Great Britain’s World Class Performance Programme and a Rolex Young Riders Academy graduate, she made her CSI5* debut at just 22. Amy balances competing, producing young horses, and coaching. Amy trusts Pure Feed to keep her horses performing at their best, feeding Pure Condition Mix and Pure Working for her competition horses, while her young horses, broodmares, and foals thrive on Pure Stud.

Jonty Evans

Feeds used: Condition Mix day to day, and Performance before competitions

Jonty is an eventer turned para dressage rider who competes his main horse Art alongside coaching and hosting clinics. Art is fed Condition Mix day to day, and switches onto Performance before any big competitions or training days. Jonty first met Art when he was driving home from an event and came to the rescue of a broken-down horse box. He offered to take the stranded gelding back to his yard and he never left!

Lily Chandler

Feeds used: Easy and Condition Mix, with ReFuel after training.

Lily is a talented showjumping rider who works with a range of horses, from youngsters starting their careers to experienced competition horses. She’s passionate about building horses up thoughtfully and correctly, with a strong emphasis on fitness and performance. Lily’s busy competition schedule makes the simplicity of Pure Feed’s complete feeds a perfect fit for her yard.

Ella Richardson

Feeds used: Working, Condition Mix and Refuel after events and training.

Ella is an event rider with big ambitions, who will be riding at Badminton Grassroots Championships in 2026. She’s passionate about giving her horses the best foundation possible, both in their work and nutrition. Pure Feed supports Ella’s horses with a natural, all-in-one approach that fits seamlessly into her routine.

Bella Stevens

Feeds used: Condition Mix day to day, and Performance before competitions

Bella is an accomplished event rider competing up to 2*, with an impressive track record that includes previous appearances at Badminton Grassroots. She’s dedicated to producing her horses with care and precision, always striving for excellence in training and competition. Bella uses Pure Feed to provide her team with the nutrients they need to thrive while keeping feeding simple and effective.

Sophie Hunt

Feeds used: Fibre Balance and Easy, ReFuel after training.

Sophie competes internationally at Junior level dressage. Pure Feed has proven to be the perfect fit for Camilla, Sophie’s 6-year-old ulcer prone mare. Pure Fibre Balance provides the gentle, natural nutrition Camilla needs to stay perform her best. 

Violet Hawkins

Feeds used: Easy, with the addition of Working before shows

Violet, a talented 14-year-old international dressage rider, has proudly represented The Pure Feed Company as a brand ambassador since November 2023. Competing with her two ponies, Paddy and Tom, Violet brings a remarkable level of skill and dedication. As a rising star in the dressage world, Violet works hard to ensure her ponies look and feel their best, she feeds Pure Easy day-to-day, and switches to Pure Working before any big competitions to help with the ponies’ energy levels.

Ellis Grierson

Feeds used: Fibre Balance and Easy, ReFuel after events.

Ellis competes at Working Hunter, affiliated showjumping, dressage and eventing! The most recent addition to her team is Lottie, who arrived with Ellis on loan in March 2024. Ellis says “Lottie arrived very tucked up and her owners had warned she dropped weight easily as she is quite a highly strung girl – and boy oh boy they weren’t lying! She had mainly had a cube-based diet before so when we tried to put her straight on to Pure Condition she wouldn’t eat it, but by adding the Condition cubes to it all of a sudden won her over. Now she is back to just eating the Pure Condition Mix and she’s going the best she’s ever felt, and her owners couldn’t believe how well she looked as normally she drops weight in peak showing season due to the excitement and stress of it all!”

Megan Devonport

Feeds used: Working, with ReFuel after competing

Megan has been a valued member of the team since she first trialled the feed at the start of 2024. It was vital to Megan that any feed she used was non-heating and kind to her ulcer prone gelding Cooley Hawk’s gut. After we reached out to discuss a potential partnership, Megan trialled Pure Working and after just 1 month was already blown away by the difference in her horses! Megan events Cooley Hawk at Novice level, while skilfully producing her young mare Cali, she exemplifies dedication and passion in the sport, and we are so proud to have her as part of the team here at Pure Feed.

Joel Hart

Feeds used: Performance, Condition Mix, Pure Linseed and ReFuel after training and events. 

Joel Hart is a talented young event rider making his mark on the sport. At just 22, he has already secured multiple top-five finishes at Intermediate/CCI2* and is part of the British Equestrian Young Professionals Programme 24/25. With big ambitions for 2025, he aims to step up to CCI3* with Sahara while carefully producing his exciting young horse, Zelda, for the future. To keep his horses performing at their best, Joel fuels them with Pure Performance Mix, Pure Condition Mix, Linseed, and Refuel, ensuring they have the energy and recovery support needed for competition.

Maisie Allsop

Feeds used: Easy and Refuel

Maisie Allsop is a talented young show jumper with an impressive record already to her name. She has competed at the London International Horse Show and HOYS, and in 2024 was crowned National 148 Champion. Now moving into seniors, Maisie is continuing to build on her success as she takes the next step in her career.

Erin McCoy

Feeds used: Veteran Pellets and ReFuel after training.

Erin is an international dressage rider from Ireland who competes with her gelding, Thomas. Thomas is fed on Pure Veteran Pellets, enjoying warm mashes before training and ReFuel after work and competitions. Erin takes care to keep his diet consistent, even when travelling abroad. She always plaits him herself before tests – a quiet moment they both enjoy. With Pure Feed providing reliable nutrition, Thomas stays well-fuelled and ready for the demands of competition and travel.

Georgina Vaughan

Feeds used: Balance and Linseed to the good doers and Condition Pellets over ride weekends. ReFuel at competitions.

Georgina Vaughn is a dedicated equine vet and one of the UK’s leading endurance riders. Recently placing 3rd in the 152km CEI2* 70+(2) at Fontainebleau, France, on Vlacq Zilal, she continues to make her mark on the international endurance scene. With a strong veterinary background, Georgina has used Pure Feed for years, appreciating its science-led approach – fueling horses with oil instead of cereals while keeping sugar and starch levels low to support sustained performance and wellbeing.

Millie Juleff

Feeds used: Condition Mix, Condition Pellets, and ReFuel.

Millie Juleff is a talented young event rider from Cornwall. With ambitions to reach the top of British Eventing, she dreams of one day competing at Badminton 5*. Millie recently took on the exciting ride of Pencos Crown Jewel from Ros Canter, adding to her string of talented horses. To keep her team feeling their best, she follows her vet’s recommendation of a low-sugar, low-starch diet, feeding a combination of Pure Condition Mix, Condition Pellets, and Pure Refuel daily.

Phoebe Sydenham

Feeds used: Fibre Balance, Condition Mix, Easy, ReFuel after events.

Phoebe Sydenham began her equestrian journey by rescuing Hattie, a pony with EMS, sparking a passion for giving horses a second chance. Now with a growing string of horses, Phoebe enjoys doing a bit of everything – from eventing and showjumping to fun rides and even the occasional game of polo. A natural in front of the camera, she has a love for media and interviewing- if you were at Badminton 2024, you might have even caught her chatting with fellow Pure Feed rider Meg!

Sarah Stewart

Feeds used: Working and ReFuel after training hard.

Sarah Stewart is a dedicated rider, coach, and livery yard owner with a passion for nutrition and welfare. A popular BD Level 3 coach and BHSI since 2000, Sarah has helped riders of all levels unlock their horses’ potential, from grassroots competitors to international eventers and showjumpers. Running a busy yard means she needs a feed she can trust, which is why she turned to Pure Feed – seeking a natural option free from mould inhibitors and hidden chemicals. She believes in feeding horses as naturally as possible and loves how Pure Feed supports her horses’ wellbeing while keeping feeding simple and effective.

Aimee Swinton-Clark

 Feeds used: Fibre Balance and Easy, ReFuel after events.

With a busy yard to manage, Aimee needs a feed that’s simple, effective, and reliable – which is why she’s been feeding Pure Feed since 2019. The all-in-one formula not only saves valuable time but also ensures her horses get everything they need to perform at their best. Whether she’s out competing or schooling at home, Aimme trusts Pure Feed to provide the right balance of nutrition without the hassle of multiple supplements and feeds.

Kate Tarrant

Feeds used: Condition Mix, Performance Mix and Easy. Plus all her horses love Refuel after training!

Kate Tarrant is a professional event rider who runs Littleton Manor Equestrian Centre in Reigate, Surrey. With aspirations to reach the pinnacle of three-day eventing, she has built a strong string of horses, supported by internationally renowned trainers and world-class facilities. Her achievements include winning the Novice Owner Rider Championships, qualifying for the Festival of Eventing at Gatcombe, and being long-listed for the British Rural Riders Team.

Caroline Hunt

Feeds used: Easy

Caroline is a BHSII-qualified dressage rider and trainer who has competed up to Inter I at Premier League. She produced her horse Little Lewis from a yearling to Inter I and won the 2022 BD Elementary National Championship with her mare Freya.

She trains riders from grassroots to Grand Prix, with students achieving success at National and International level. Caroline trains her daughter Sophie, a successful junior international rider.

Apply to become a Brand Ambassador!

Are you passionate about equine nutrition and the well-being of horses? Do you believe in the benefits of natural feeding and want to share this with the equestrian community? If so, we’d love to hear from you!

For any questions or additional information, please contact us at info@purefeed.com or 01458 333 333.

BECOME AN AMBASSADOR

Why Join Our Team?

As a Pure Feed Brand Ambassador, you’ll be a part of our mission to promote the highest standards in equine nutrition, as well as enjoying exclusive benefits including year-round nutritional support, exclusive discounts and growth opportunities. At Pure Feed we pride ourselves on being a close knit, supportive team who uses and believes in their own products.

WHAT IT TAKES

What Are We Looking For?

We are seeking enthusiastic individuals who first and foremost have a passion for horses and offering the highest level of care. We only work with true advocates of the brand, and therefore offer a month’s trial to any potential Brand Ambassadors to ensure they trust and believe in our products before promoting them. We look for Brand Ambassadors with strong social media presences, with active, loyal followers, as well as high-quality, engaging content. All of our Brand Ambassadors are committed and reliable, and consistently represent Pure Feed in a positive and professional manner.

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🎃 Trick or Treat… But Watch Out for Hidden Sugars!Halloween is here, and your horse might be expecting a few treats. But beware… not all treats are as innocent as they look. Some hide sinister sugars under friendly names like molasses, glucose syrup or cane sugar!Why care? These sneaky sugars are non-structural carbohydrates (NSC), which can spike blood glucose and insulin. For sugar-sensitive horses, ponies prone to laminitis, or those with EMS or Cushing’s, that’s a recipe for a very scary vet bill. 💀Molasses is especially sneaky: sweet, sticky, and rapidly fermentable in the hindgut. Too much, and it can disrupt digestion, alter gut microbes, and even cause colic.Pure Feed treats, on the other hand, are all treat and no trick. Low-starch, fibre-rich, and free from hidden sugars, they support the hindgut function while still being delicious!You can find out more about Pure Treats on our website!#thepurefeedcompany #purefeed #equinenutrition

🎃 Trick or Treat… But Watch Out for Hidden Sugars!

Halloween is here, and your horse might be expecting a few treats. But beware… not all treats are as innocent as they look. Some hide sinister sugars under friendly names like molasses, glucose syrup or cane sugar!

Why care? These sneaky sugars are non-structural carbohydrates (NSC), which can spike blood glucose and insulin. For sugar-sensitive horses, ponies prone to laminitis, or those with EMS or Cushing’s, that’s a recipe for a very scary vet bill. 💀

Molasses is especially sneaky: sweet, sticky, and rapidly fermentable in the hindgut. Too much, and it can disrupt digestion, alter gut microbes, and even cause colic.

Pure Feed treats, on the other hand, are all treat and no trick. Low-starch, fibre-rich, and free from hidden sugars, they support the hindgut function while still being delicious!

You can find out more about Pure Treats on our website!

#thepurefeedcompany #purefeed #equinenutrition
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How do I choose the right calorie level for my horse? 🤷To get this right, it helps to look at the numbers.Baseline energy needs ⚡️
An average 500 kg horse at rest needs around 65–70 MJ (megajoules) of digestible energy (DE) per day just to maintain bodyweight.Add light work (e.g. hacking 3–4 times a week), and this rises to 75–85 MJ/day.Moderate work (e.g. regular schooling, low-level eventing) pushes it to 90–100 MJ/day.Harder workloads (e.g. advanced eventing, racing) can exceed 120 MJ/day.Winter factor ❄️
Once temperatures dip below the horse’s lower critical temperature (around 0–5°C for a horse with a winter coat), requirements increase by ~2–2.5% for every degree drop. That means on a frosty night at –5°C, a horse may need an extra 15–20 MJ/day simply for staying warm.What does that look like in feed?🐎Grass (summer grazing): Good grass provides ~10 MJ DE per kg of dry matter. A horse can easily meet 80–100 MJ/day on grass alone.Hay: Average meadow hay sits around 7–9 MJ DE per kg of dry matter. To meet 80 MJ, a horse would need 9–11 kg of hay (dry weight) daily, which is achievable but often limited by hay quality or feeding practices.Why does this matter? 🤔
If the diet falls short, the horse mobilises fat (and eventually muscle) to make up the difference, which is why condition loss is so common in winter. On the other hand, oversupplying calories can lead to unwanted weight gain and metabolic strain in good doers.How Pure Feed helps 🩵
Because our complete feeds combine fibre, oil, and a full balancer in every bag, they deliver calories in the same slow-release form the horse’s gut evolved to use. That means:You can top up forage rations with controlled calories.You know vitamins and minerals are always covered.You can choose the right calorie level across our range, from Pure Easy for good doers to Pure Condition Mix for horses needing more support. With no hidden ingredients, preservatives or molasses, there's a Pure Feed for your horse.#thepurefeedcompany #purefeed #allyoufeedislove #equinenutrition

How do I choose the right calorie level for my horse? 🤷

To get this right, it helps to look at the numbers.

Baseline energy needs ⚡️
An average 500 kg horse at rest needs around 65–70 MJ (megajoules) of digestible energy (DE) per day just to maintain bodyweight.

Add light work (e.g. hacking 3–4 times a week), and this rises to 75–85 MJ/day.

Moderate work (e.g. regular schooling, low-level eventing) pushes it to 90–100 MJ/day.

Harder workloads (e.g. advanced eventing, racing) can exceed 120 MJ/day.

Winter factor ❄️
Once temperatures dip below the horse’s lower critical temperature (around 0–5°C for a horse with a winter coat), requirements increase by ~2–2.5% for every degree drop. That means on a frosty night at –5°C, a horse may need an extra 15–20 MJ/day simply for staying warm.

What does that look like in feed?🐎

Grass (summer grazing): Good grass provides ~10 MJ DE per kg of dry matter. A horse can easily meet 80–100 MJ/day on grass alone.

Hay: Average meadow hay sits around 7–9 MJ DE per kg of dry matter. To meet 80 MJ, a horse would need 9–11 kg of hay (dry weight) daily, which is achievable but often limited by hay quality or feeding practices.

Why does this matter? 🤔
If the diet falls short, the horse mobilises fat (and eventually muscle) to make up the difference, which is why condition loss is so common in winter. On the other hand, oversupplying calories can lead to unwanted weight gain and metabolic strain in good doers.

How Pure Feed helps 🩵
Because our complete feeds combine fibre, oil, and a full balancer in every bag, they deliver calories in the same slow-release form the horse’s gut evolved to use. That means:

You can top up forage rations with controlled calories.

You know vitamins and minerals are always covered.

You can choose the right calorie level across our range, from Pure Easy for good doers to Pure Condition Mix for horses needing more support. With no hidden ingredients, preservatives or molasses, there`s a Pure Feed for your horse.

#thepurefeedcompany #purefeed #allyoufeedislove #equinenutrition
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Why do so many horses drop weight in winter? ❄️ Let us tell you why ...🔥 Colder temps = more calories needed
Once it’s below 0–5°C, your horse needs extra energy just to stay warm. If their diet doesn’t cover it, they’ll burn fat reserves instead.🌾 Forage isn’t as rich as summer grass
Hay and haylage have less energy & fewer vitamins than fresh grass, even if the net looks full.🦠 Gut microbes have to adapt
Switching from grass to hay changes the gut bacteria, meaning they might get less usable energy from the same amount of forage.💨 Energy goes to heat, not weight
More calories are spent on staying warm, especially if they’re still in work.🏠 Routine changes matter
Less turnout, more stabling, and longer gaps between meals can all affect digestion & condition.What helps?
✔️ Ad-lib forage to keep the gut working & generating heat
✔️ Slow-release calories from unmolassed beet, grass fibres or oil
✔️ Vitamin & mineral balance to make up for forage shortfalls
✔️ Check body condition every 2–3 weeksOur complete feeds are designed to tackle exactly these winter challenges. Each one provides:✅  Fibre for gut support and heat generation
✅  Oil for steady, slow-release energy
✅  A full balancer with vitamins and minerals (no extra bucket needed!)So even when winter forage is variable, you know your horse’s diet is still balanced — and their condition is supported right through to spring.To find the right feed for your horse, head on over to www.purefeed.com to claim your FREE personalised diet plan, created by our nutrition team 🩵#thepurefeedcompany #purefeed #equinenutrition #allyoufeedislove

Why do so many horses drop weight in winter? ❄️ Let us tell you why ...

🔥 Colder temps = more calories needed
Once it’s below 0–5°C, your horse needs extra energy just to stay warm. If their diet doesn’t cover it, they’ll burn fat reserves instead.

🌾 Forage isn’t as rich as summer grass
Hay and haylage have less energy & fewer vitamins than fresh grass, even if the net looks full.

🦠 Gut microbes have to adapt
Switching from grass to hay changes the gut bacteria, meaning they might get less usable energy from the same amount of forage.

💨 Energy goes to heat, not weight
More calories are spent on staying warm, especially if they’re still in work.

🏠 Routine changes matter
Less turnout, more stabling, and longer gaps between meals can all affect digestion & condition.

What helps?
✔️ Ad-lib forage to keep the gut working & generating heat
✔️ Slow-release calories from unmolassed beet, grass fibres or oil
✔️ Vitamin & mineral balance to make up for forage shortfalls
✔️ Check body condition every 2–3 weeks

Our complete feeds are designed to tackle exactly these winter challenges. Each one provides:

✅ Fibre for gut support and heat generation
✅ Oil for steady, slow-release energy
✅ A full balancer with vitamins and minerals (no extra bucket needed!)

So even when winter forage is variable, you know your horse’s diet is still balanced — and their condition is supported right through to spring.

To find the right feed for your horse, head on over to www.purefeed.com to claim your FREE personalised diet plan, created by our nutrition team 🩵

#thepurefeedcompany #purefeed #equinenutrition #allyoufeedislove
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🚫 STOP FEEDING SUPERMARKET OILS ‼️
Adding vegetable oil for extra condition or coat shine might seem harmless — but the fatty acid balance is all wrong for horses.🔸 Horses need both omega-3 (ALA) and omega-6 (LA) — but the ratio is what matters.
Here’s how common oils stack up against grass 👇
🌿 Grass ≈ 3–4:1 (omega-3:omega-6)
🌱 Linseed ≈ 4:1
🥥 Coconut ≈ 1:2
🌰 Soya ≈ 1:7
🌽 Corn ≈ 1:50
🌻 Sunflower ≈ 1:200An excess of omega-6 can:
❌ Increase pro-inflammatory compounds
❌ Slow recovery after exercise
❌ Exacerbate gut sensitivity
❌ Add strain to joints✨ Linseed is naturally rich in omega-3, helping restore balance in hay- and cereal-based diets. It supports anti-inflammatory pathways, a glossy coat, healthy skin, and cell function.💜 Pure Linseed is 100% micronised linseed — highly digestible, naturally high in oil for slow-release energy, a great fibre source, and close to the horse’s natural omega ratio.👉 Head to our website to learn more about Pure Linseed.#purefeed #thepurefeedcompany #purelinseed

🚫 STOP FEEDING SUPERMARKET OILS ‼️
Adding vegetable oil for extra condition or coat shine might seem harmless — but the fatty acid balance is all wrong for horses.

🔸 Horses need both omega-3 (ALA) and omega-6 (LA) — but the ratio is what matters.
Here’s how common oils stack up against grass 👇
🌿 Grass ≈ 3–4:1 (omega-3:omega-6)
🌱 Linseed ≈ 4:1
🥥 Coconut ≈ 1:2
🌰 Soya ≈ 1:7
🌽 Corn ≈ 1:50
🌻 Sunflower ≈ 1:200

An excess of omega-6 can:
❌ Increase pro-inflammatory compounds
❌ Slow recovery after exercise
❌ Exacerbate gut sensitivity
❌ Add strain to joints

✨ Linseed is naturally rich in omega-3, helping restore balance in hay- and cereal-based diets. It supports anti-inflammatory pathways, a glossy coat, healthy skin, and cell function.

💜 Pure Linseed is 100% micronised linseed — highly digestible, naturally high in oil for slow-release energy, a great fibre source, and close to the horse’s natural omega ratio.

👉 Head to our website to learn more about Pure Linseed.

#purefeed #thepurefeedcompany #purelinseed
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All-in-one feed = less clutter, fewer feed bins and less time in the feed room 🩵

All-in-one feed = less clutter, fewer feed bins and less time in the feed room 🩵 ...

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We were delighted to hear from Bronnen about her love for Pure Easy 💚"I have used your feed for about the last 10 years with all the horses and ponies I’ve had. I have an event mare that we have been struggling with soundness issues for the last 2 years so has barely been in work. We never made it out of walk in the last 2 years, yet this is her this morning, fed on pure easy, looking absolutely incredible, like she hasn’t seen a day out of work in her life! Love your feeds so much, thank you!  I always recommend you to anyone who asks. I have a young Connie too who is just starting her ridden career and they are both on pure easy. So simple and easy to use and I trust it to support muscle development without any extra energy than they need. Big fan!"Have you had a Pure Feed success story of your own? We’d love to hear it! Share your experience with us in the comments or tag us in your posts - your horse could be featured next!Thank you Bronnen for taking the time to get in touch 🙌 @bronnen_equestrian#thepurefeedcompany #purefeed #allyoufeedislove #poweredbypurefeed

We were delighted to hear from Bronnen about her love for Pure Easy 💚

"I have used your feed for about the last 10 years with all the horses and ponies I’ve had. I have an event mare that we have been struggling with soundness issues for the last 2 years so has barely been in work. We never made it out of walk in the last 2 years, yet this is her this morning, fed on pure easy, looking absolutely incredible, like she hasn’t seen a day out of work in her life! Love your feeds so much, thank you! I always recommend you to anyone who asks. I have a young Connie too who is just starting her ridden career and they are both on pure easy. So simple and easy to use and I trust it to support muscle development without any extra energy than they need. Big fan!"

Have you had a Pure Feed success story of your own? We’d love to hear it! Share your experience with us in the comments or tag us in your posts - your horse could be featured next!

Thank you Bronnen for taking the time to get in touch 🙌 @bronnen_equestrian

#thepurefeedcompany #purefeed #allyoufeedislove #poweredbypurefeed
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Worried about Winter fizz, but your horse needs to gain weight?It’s a situation we hear all the time, especially in winter when horses need more calories to maintain condition, but no one wants a fizzy, unrideable horse.Fast-release energy mainly comes from starch and sugars (found in cereals like oats, barley, maize). These are broken down in the small intestine into glucose, which causes a rapid rise in blood sugar. Result? A quick burst of energy, often linked with sharper behaviour or “fizz”.Slow-release energy comes from fibre and oil. Fibre is fermented in the hindgut by microbes into volatile fatty acids (VFAs), while oil is broken down into fatty acids in the small intestine. Both provide a steady, sustained fuel source without the glucose spikes. Result? More stamina, better weight maintenance, and a calmer, more consistent way of providing calories.Why does this matter in winter?
Many horses lose condition as the cold increases calorie demand. Owners worry about upping feed in case it makes their horse hot, but if the calories come from slow-release sources, they can safely support condition without unwanted fizz.
Our Condition Mix is built on fibre, oil, and unmolassed beet, not high-starch cereals. That means it delivers the extra calories your horse needs for condition in a controlled, slow-release form. Energy for weight maintenance and work, without the behaviour spike.💬 Want us to create a tailored winter feeding plan for your horse? Comment “DIET PLAN” below and we’ll be in touch!#thepurefeedcompany #purefeed #equinenutrition #allyoufeedislove📸 @joelsebhart @ruthpotterpr

Worried about Winter fizz, but your horse needs to gain weight?

It’s a situation we hear all the time, especially in winter when horses need more calories to maintain condition, but no one wants a fizzy, unrideable horse.

Fast-release energy mainly comes from starch and sugars (found in cereals like oats, barley, maize). These are broken down in the small intestine into glucose, which causes a rapid rise in blood sugar. Result? A quick burst of energy, often linked with sharper behaviour or “fizz”.

Slow-release energy comes from fibre and oil. Fibre is fermented in the hindgut by microbes into volatile fatty acids (VFAs), while oil is broken down into fatty acids in the small intestine. Both provide a steady, sustained fuel source without the glucose spikes. Result? More stamina, better weight maintenance, and a calmer, more consistent way of providing calories.

Why does this matter in winter?
Many horses lose condition as the cold increases calorie demand. Owners worry about upping feed in case it makes their horse hot, but if the calories come from slow-release sources, they can safely support condition without unwanted fizz.
Our Condition Mix is built on fibre, oil, and unmolassed beet, not high-starch cereals. That means it delivers the extra calories your horse needs for condition in a controlled, slow-release form. Energy for weight maintenance and work, without the behaviour spike.

💬 Want us to create a tailored winter feeding plan for your horse? Comment “DIET PLAN” below and we’ll be in touch!

#thepurefeedcompany #purefeed #equinenutrition #allyoufeedislove

📸 @joelsebhart @ruthpotterpr
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Looking for Pure Feed in Rugby?
Or ready to switch to a simpler, more natural way of feeding?
We’re thrilled to announce that Tower Farm Saddlery is now stocking Pure Feed 🎉
Our complete feeds combine fibre, balancer, and oil in one convenient bag, giving your horse everything they need while saving you time and effort.📍 Head to our Stockist Map to find Tower Farm and your nearest stockist: https://www.purefeed.com/stockists/

Looking for Pure Feed in Rugby?
Or ready to switch to a simpler, more natural way of feeding?
We’re thrilled to announce that Tower Farm Saddlery is now stocking Pure Feed 🎉
Our complete feeds combine fibre, balancer, and oil in one convenient bag, giving your horse everything they need while saving you time and effort.

📍 Head to our Stockist Map to find Tower Farm and your nearest stockist: https://www.purefeed.com/stockists/
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Are you worried about hay shortages, quality or price?This year, we’re hearing the same thing from yards across the country:
🔹 Lower hay yields
🔹 Skyrocketing prices
🔹 Bales arriving late or not at all
🔹 And when they do? Inconsistent quality and unpredictable sugar levelsAll of this makes it harder to manage your horse’s diet especially if they’re sensitive, on soaked forage, or prone to weight loss.That’s where Pure Meadow Mash steps in.
🌿 Made from super fibres, it provides a highly digestible, low-sugar source of fibre, calories and hydration, no surprises, no stress.Unlike hay, which can vary in protein, sugar, and digestibility depending on the cut, weather and storage, Pure Meadow Mash delivers consistent, controlled nutrition in every bowl.Why choose it?✔️ A reliable forage replacer; perfect if hay is in short supply or poor quality
✔️ Very low sugar and starch; suitable for laminitics, PPID and EMS
✔️ Soft, soaked fibre; ideal for older horses, dental issues or fussy eaters
✔️ Supports digestion and hydration; especially valuable in cold weather when horses drink lessIt’s everything we wish hay could be this year: consistent, balanced, and ready when you need it.Learn more about Pure Feed Meadow Mash on our website (link in bio 💻)#purefeed  #equinenutrition  #allyoufeedislove  #meadowmash

Are you worried about hay shortages, quality or price?

This year, we’re hearing the same thing from yards across the country:
🔹 Lower hay yields
🔹 Skyrocketing prices
🔹 Bales arriving late or not at all
🔹 And when they do? Inconsistent quality and unpredictable sugar levels

All of this makes it harder to manage your horse’s diet especially if they’re sensitive, on soaked forage, or prone to weight loss.

That’s where Pure Meadow Mash steps in.
🌿 Made from super fibres, it provides a highly digestible, low-sugar source of fibre, calories and hydration, no surprises, no stress.

Unlike hay, which can vary in protein, sugar, and digestibility depending on the cut, weather and storage, Pure Meadow Mash delivers consistent, controlled nutrition in every bowl.

Why choose it?

✔️ A reliable forage replacer; perfect if hay is in short supply or poor quality
✔️ Very low sugar and starch; suitable for laminitics, PPID and EMS
✔️ Soft, soaked fibre; ideal for older horses, dental issues or fussy eaters
✔️ Supports digestion and hydration; especially valuable in cold weather when horses drink less

It’s everything we wish hay could be this year: consistent, balanced, and ready when you need it.

Learn more about Pure Feed Meadow Mash on our website (link in bio 💻)

#purefeed #equinenutrition #allyoufeedislove #meadowmash
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✨ GIVEAWAY TIME! ✨We’re giving you the chance to win the ultimate Pure Feed look - our always popular, highly sought-after kit! 🐴💛The Prize includes:
• The legendary  Pure Feed branded Stormtech gilet
• Exclusive money-can’t-buy Pure Feed branded Le Mieux saddle pad (in cc or dr)
• £20 Pure Feed voucher towards your horse’s favourite feedHow to enter:
1️⃣ Make sure you’re following @thepurefeedcompany
2️⃣ Tag a friend in the comments (each new comment with a tag counts as an entry!)📅  The winner will be announced on the 30th September
🏆 The winner will be picked at random and contacted directly by us
🇬🇧 UK entries onlyThis giveaway is in no way sponsored, endorsed, administered by, or associated with Instagram or Meta.Good luck 🍀
#thepurefeedcompany #purefeed #allyoufeedislove #equinegiveaway

✨ GIVEAWAY TIME! ✨

We’re giving you the chance to win the ultimate Pure Feed look - our always popular, highly sought-after kit! 🐴💛

The Prize includes:
• The legendary Pure Feed branded Stormtech gilet
• Exclusive money-can’t-buy Pure Feed branded Le Mieux saddle pad (in cc or dr)
• £20 Pure Feed voucher towards your horse’s favourite feed

How to enter:
1️⃣ Make sure you’re following @thepurefeedcompany
2️⃣ Tag a friend in the comments (each new comment with a tag counts as an entry!)

📅 The winner will be announced on the 30th September
🏆 The winner will be picked at random and contacted directly by us
🇬🇧 UK entries only

This giveaway is in no way sponsored, endorsed, administered by, or associated with Instagram or Meta.

Good luck 🍀
#thepurefeedcompany #purefeed #allyoufeedislove #equinegiveaway
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We’re pleased to share that Horse & Hen are a Pure Feed stockist! 🛒
@horse_and_hen📞 01629 55084You can find Horse & Hen in Matlock, 📍 DE4 5NDFor more information have a look at their website www.horseandhen.co.uk 💻We love supporting our stockists! If you supply Pure Feed and would like us to showcase your business, please reach out to marketing@purefeed.com for your own stockist spotlight post ⭐️Alternatively if you're a retailer interested in stocking Pure Feed, we’d love to hear from you!#Proudtostockpurefeed #thepurefeedcompany #purefeed

We’re pleased to share that Horse & Hen are a Pure Feed stockist! 🛒
@horse_and_hen

📞 01629 55084

You can find Horse & Hen in Matlock, 📍 DE4 5ND


For more information have a look at their website www.horseandhen.co.uk 💻

We love supporting our stockists! If you supply Pure Feed and would like us to showcase your business, please reach out to marketing@purefeed.com for your own stockist spotlight post ⭐️

Alternatively if you`re a retailer interested in stocking Pure Feed, we’d love to hear from you!

#Proudtostockpurefeed #thepurefeedcompany #purefeed
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🥣 Meadow Mash = box rest saviour!Tara might wear more than she eats, but this simple feed was a real game changer for her. During a period of box rest she started refusing her normal hay, which made it tricky to keep her fibre intake and hydration levels up.Enter Meadow Mash. Its soft, soaked fibre was easy for her to eat, helped her stay hydrated, and most importantly, kept her gut moving when she needed it most!#thepurefeedcompany #purefeed #dietplan #equinenutrition

🥣 Meadow Mash = box rest saviour!

Tara might wear more than she eats, but this simple feed was a real game changer for her. During a period of box rest she started refusing her normal hay, which made it tricky to keep her fibre intake and hydration levels up.

Enter Meadow Mash. Its soft, soaked fibre was easy for her to eat, helped her stay hydrated, and most importantly, kept her gut moving when she needed it most!

#thepurefeedcompany #purefeed #dietplan #equinenutrition
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When Meadow Mash just tastes that good 👅Did you know you can feed up to 1 kg per 100kg body weight of the horse per day!Designed to mimic the nutritional value of hay, Pure Meadow Mash is suitable for a variety of horses, from older horses with poor dentition to competition horses needing extra fibre and hydration. It can be used as a partial hay replacer and soaks in just 5 minutes 🙌📍to find your nearest stockist, head on over to our interactive map on our website.#purefeed #allyoufeedislove #thepurefeedcompany #equinenutrition

When Meadow Mash just tastes that good 👅

Did you know you can feed up to 1 kg per 100kg body weight of the horse per day!

Designed to mimic the nutritional value of hay, Pure Meadow Mash is suitable for a variety of horses, from older horses with poor dentition to competition horses needing extra fibre and hydration. It can be used as a partial hay replacer and soaks in just 5 minutes 🙌

📍to find your nearest stockist, head on over to our interactive map on our website.

#purefeed #allyoufeedislove #thepurefeedcompany #equinenutrition
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