1. Light Horses BP Performance
(Performance Charts/Performance Feeding Charts)

READING THE PERFORMANCE CHART: Determine the weight of your horse using a scale or weight tape. Locate the appropriate chart for your horse’s age (two-year old or adult). Find the horse’s

2. Warmbloods BP Performance
(Performance Charts/Performance Feeding Charts)

READING THE PERFORMANCE CHART: 1. Determine the weight of your horse using a scale or weight tape. 2. Locate the appropriate chart for your horse’s age (two-year old or adult). 3. Find the horse

3. Ponies & Small Breed BP Performance
(Performance Charts/Performance Feeding Charts)

READING THE PERFORMANCE CHART: 1.      Determine the weight of your horse using a scale or weight tape. 2.      Locate the appropriate chart for your

4. Draft Horses BP Performance
(Performance Charts/Performance Feeding Charts)

READING THE PERFORMANCE CHART: 1.      Determine the weight of your horse using a scale or weight tape. 2.      Locate the appropriate chart for your

5. Draft Horses EK Performance
(Performance Charts/Performance Feeding Charts)

READING THE PERFORMANCE CHART: 1. Determine the weight of your horse using a scale or weight tape. 2. Locate the appropriate chart for your horse’s age (two-year old or adult). 3. Find the horse

6. Light Horses EK Performance
(Performance Charts/Performance Feeding Charts)

READING THE PERFORMANCE CHART: 1. Determine the weight of your horse using a scale or weight tape. 2. Locate the appropriate chart for your horse’s age (two-year old or adult). 3. Find the horse

7. Warmbloods EK Performance
(Performance Charts/Performance Feeding Charts)

READING THE PERFORMANCE CHART: 1. Determine the weight of your horse using a scale or weight tape. 2. Locate the appropriate chart for your horse’s age (two-year old or adult). 3. Find the horse

8. Ponies & Small Breed EK Performance
(Performance Charts/Performance Feeding Charts)

READING THE PERFORMANCE CHART: 1. Determine the weight of your horse using a scale or weight tape. 2. Locate the appropriate chart for your horse’s age (two-year old or adult). 3. Find the horse

9. Mini Horses & Donkeys Performance
(Performance Charts/Performance Feeding Charts)

READING THE PERFORMANCE CHART: 1. Determine the weight of your horse using a scale or weight tape. 2. Locate the appropriate chart for your horse’s age (two-year old or adult). 3. Find the horse

10. Performance- owner desires a joint supplement
(Specific Recommendations/Most Common)

Justification: Supplies Glucosamine and Chondroitin Sulfate at levels equal to or exceeding popular supplements at less cost/day. Product Recommended: Kalm Performer GC™ (T910GC) high fat swe

11. High-Level Performance (racing, endurance etc.)
(Specific Recommendations/Most Common)

Justification: High calorie, high fat, added antioxidants Product Recommended: Performance Advantage™ (T913RACE) high fat, high digestible fiber sweet feed formulated for mature horses in traini

12. Sales Prep, Underweight
(Specific Recommendations/Most Common)

Justification: Safe calories for weight gain in the form of fat and highly digestible fiber Product Recommended: Kalm Ultra™ (T91212) high fat feed for use in mature horses Kalm Performer&trade

13. Overweight, Insulin Resistant
(Specific Recommendations/Most Common)

Justification: Low total calories, low NSC intake Product Recommended: Essential K™ (928K) supplement formulated for growing, performance, and working horses Kalm 'N EZ™ (920P-pellets

14. Hyper/Nervous/Hard to Handle
(Specific Recommendations/Most Common)

Justification: High fat, low NSC Product Recommended: Kalm ‘N EZ™ (920P-pellet) (T920EZ-textured) low starch feed formulated for all classes of mature horses Kalm Ultra™&nbsp

15. Older/Senior- owner desires a joint supplement
(Specific Recommendations/Most Common)

Justification: Supplies Glucosamine and Chondroitin Sulfate at levels equal to or exceeding popular supplements at less cost/day. Product Recommended: Maturity Textured GC™ (T912GC) f

16. Idle, Easy-keeper
(Specific Recommendations/Most Common)

Justification: Supplies needed nutrients in low calorie product Product Recommended: Essential K™ (928EK) supplement formulated for growing, performance, and working horses Kalm ‘N EZ&tr

17. Tribute Social Hour 2009
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...bute Trigger, who was a crowd favorite. The Tribute Equine Nutrition booth  Dr. Dan Burke speaks to the crowd at the Tribute Social Hour The Posse, a local group, provides entertainmen...

18. Performance Issues
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Articles by Dr. Dan Burke covering Performance Horse issues.

19. Vet or Nutritionist?
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... the recent Nutrition Symposium, I had the opportunity to listen to two prominent Equine Veterinarians speak about the need for veterinarians and equine nutritionists to work together. One doctor was ...

20. Types of Exercise
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NRC 2007 - TYPES OF EXERCISE   Exercise Category  Mean Heart Rate (bpm)  Description  Types of Events  Light  80  1-3 hours/week; 40% walk, 50% trot, 10% cante

21. Winterizing Your Horse
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Nutritional Tips for Winterizing Your Horse by: Daniel J. Burke, Ph.D., Director of Tribute Equine Nutrition at Kalmbach Feeds What can you do to keep your horse comfortable and in good body condition

22. Performance Feed Matrix
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TRIBUTE® Equine Nutrition Offers Flexibility Needed in Feeding Equine Athletes The major factors defining the nutrients required for an equine performance event are the work intensity, duration an

23. West Virginia
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...rounds on April 18 from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. and April 19 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m..  Our Dr. Dan will be speaking in the Seminar Hall at 11 a.m. and 4 p.m. on both days. His topics are "Feeding the...

24. Tribute Right Choice 14
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A TEXTURED HORSE FEED DESIGNED FOR HORSES ON GRASS OR MIXED HAY WITH DEMANDS SUCH AS PERFORMANCE, LACTATION, GESTATION OR GROWTH. PRODUCT CODE: T914 ♦ 6% Fat for improved performance and body co

25. Metabolic Conditions
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...after a meal of:   A = alfalfa, AC = alfalfa + corn, C = corn or CO = corn + oil.   Glucose peaked about 3 hours after the meal, whereas the insulin peak occurred about 4 hours after the m...

26. Conditioning vs. Diet
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...performance Studies on Muscle Glycogen Content: Fat intake improved muscle glycogen levels; the effect peaked at 12% fat in diet.  (Hambleton, et al., 1980; Duren et al., 1990) Studies on Muscle...

27. Max Athletic Performance
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Why Fat-Enhanced, Lower Starch Diets Help Maximize Athletic Performance Dr. Daniel J. Burke, Ph.D., Director of Tribute Equine Nutrition at Kalmbach Feeds  FITNESS A horse becomes more f

28. Ohio
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Come visit Tribute Equine Nutrition at the:   Equine Affaire Columbus, OH April 8-11, 2010

29. Deciphering that Feed Tag
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Deciphering that Feed Tag: Reading Between the Lines by: Daniel J. Burke, Ph.D., Director of Tribute Equine Nutrition at Kalmbach Feeds     There is quite a bit of information on the feed ta

30. Assessing the Total Diet
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Nutrition vs. Feed: Assessing the TOTAL DIET by: Daniel J. Burke, Ph.D., Director of Tribute Equine Nutrition at Kalmbach Feeds     As we learn more about the nutritional needs of our horses