Maintain and enhance your horse's body condition as you spare precious glycogen stores. Traditionally, horses needing more calories for increased stamina were fed more grain. However, excessive amounts of grain can lead to digestive upset, plus, grains are digested as simple sugars, which can make a horse "hot" or hyperactive. Delicious pellets offer your horse extra calories for healthy body condition and fuel for performance in the form of fat. Also contains Omega-3-rich flax meal. Calcium: phosphorus ratio is balanced so it can be fed with other supplements. Includes 2-oz scoop. For horses. Suggested use: To enhance skin and coat condition: 1 scoop (2 oz), for added calories: feed 2 scoops (4 oz) daily. Feed with regular grain ration. Please click on "More Information" for ingredients,... Less

TYPE: AWESOMENESS PURIFIED.Why you'll like it:Because you don't get a name like Totally FK'n Awesome if you're anything less. These hybrid camber Capita Totally FK'N Awesome snowboards were built to man-handle each and every feature of Mother Nature's great mountainous terrain. The elevated contact points are rockered just enough to float through soft snow, while the cambered mid section and slight reversed side cut arc allow you to grip it and rip it - staying in complete control.Key Features of the Capita Totally FK'N Awesome Snowboard: Camber Type: Freeride FK DS SELECT RFC Sustainable Core Custom Weave - E Class Fiberglass Configuration 4 x 30mm Carbon V Tech Reinforcements Wax Infused Rotation Sintered Speed Base Die Cut + Silkscreened Combo Base Graphics 360 Degree Steel Edges 4 x 2... Less

CAPiTA Indoor Survival FK Snowboard 2012: Surviving at a heightened level, inside and outside the park, is what the CAPiTA Indoor Survival FK Snowboard is all about. Pure speed, power and control come through with the highly rated, reverse camber and environmentally friendly Indoor Survival FK. Plus as a Transworld Snowboarding Good Wood winner, why wouldn’t the CAPiTA Indoor Survival FK Snowboard be your first choice to rule the mountain?