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If your horses are healthy and thrifty, not fat or skinny,  they need good 
forage (hay or grass or both) free choice salt, and plenty of fresh clean 
water.    If they are ridden more then now and then,  they need some kind of 
added nutrition such as grain or ??
If they work hard or your area has some feed deficiencies, or they don't 
seem to be doing just right, they may need something to balance the diet.
In this case the best thing you can do is get an analysis of everything the 
horse is eating.   Then add what is needed, not just throw things in because 
it sounds good.  No point in spending money on the wrong stuff.

JMHO 


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