Thanks everyone, I'm using new Molasses Free Hifi which is apparently flying off my feed suppliers shelves, and it has a small nut in it which makes it a complete feed. Sooo trying that with a balancer, garlic and oil.

She has good grass and alot of haylage and she has pink powder but is on haylage so am going to try a haylage balancer powder. She is in good condition, getting fit and her hooves etc are very healthy, healthy poos, shiny coat so unless anything changes will stick to that! Its so complicated!

So far so good, hacking out alone and going well.

Shes amazing, I have ridden part breds before but shes my first pure bred and shes 100% in every way. Obviously she is sharp but thats what i love about her. She comes back from her hacks pretty tired and trying not to go too far with her as I build her fitness up but dont think I need to feed her more energy yet as its going so well!

Thanks for all your replies :)

Hi, I feed my mare on Leigh's senior chaff, and a handful of Alfalfa, plus garlic powder. Just put her on Blue Chip, as had had her on Top Spec to build up a torn muscle, but her hoof quality was deteriorating as always fed Slenavite E, but ommitted this as Top Spec supposed to have everything they need.

So adding Farriers Formula for a couple of months to make up the deficit, then try the Blue Chip on it's own, but prepared to go back to adding the selenavit E if necessary, as used it for the last 11 yrs with good horn quality.

Have weaned her off sugar beet shreds, but she is still very bouncy at 16yrs!, they are just a very quick thinking warmblood, that dosn't suffer fools gladly. You always have to be one step ahead of them! they're intelligence is second to none, as is their affections and energy levels. I don't think I could bare to ever be without an Arab, no other breed can compare once you've bonded with one!!!!

Take care, let us know how you get on.

I tend to add sugar beet in with most things, I think of it rather like our potatoes!  You can use speedibeet flakes which are not molassed.