Feeding for energy and stamina

PaulC

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Energy is just calories, if she’s getting enough to need to diet she’s got enough to use, equine nutritionist Clare Macleod recently did a bit about this on her Facebook page. Perhaps review your training program, are you focusing enough on high energy training to build top end fitness in between jumping, could you introduce something like interval training to improve stamina, etc.
 
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I was going to say the same as @Jessey , anything you feed will add to her weight. What you need to look at is getting her fitter and more responsive. The only thing I would add is either a balancer or vit and min supplement fed at the recommended amount since on her present diet she's almost certainly not getting enough, and you may find that alone perks her up.
 
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My first thought was about her fitness and I wondered how often she is ridden? Perhaps she is tired by fence 3 because she isn’t fit enough to jump the full course?
 
@Mary Poppins from the post she is ridden regularly, though maybe more intense work is needed.

@PaulC the other thing I thought of is that if a month on a balancer doesn't stop her flagging that quickly it may be worth talking to your vet to check there isn't an underlying problem.
 
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