Horses that do a lot of hard work, need an increase in their potassium, electrolytes and water. They also have an increase in oxygen use. And of course they will need an increase in their daily calorie intake.
If horses are exercised frequently, they will need more water to stay hydrated, more forage such as hay or grass for energy and maintaining body condition, and proper rest to allow their muscles and joints to recover. Additionally, they may also need more electrolytes to replace those lost through sweating during exercise.
Horsemart offer a wide variety of different horses for sale depending on what you need the horse for. They sell horses for show jumping, dressage, companionship as well as ex racehorses and donkeys.
All seasons-dpending on the horse-depending on the blanket- ___ Answer 2: Horses that are clipped out, have a thin coat, or are less able to regulate their body temperature will need rugging in extreme cold. They may also need a rug during the autumn and spring months. Horses with a more hardy constitution on the other hand may never need a rug. In wet weather some owners choose to use a rain rug to prevent the horse from getting rain scald, and a fly rug in summer to protect from biting flies and insects.
Horses don't have toenails, they have hooves. And yes, usually they need to be trimmed regularly. Many horses are shod, and will need new shoes something like every 6 weeks. Even an unshod horse will need its hooves trimmed, unless it somehow manages to get enough natural wear from moving around in its paddock to keep the hooves at a suitable length, which would be quite rare.
Horses do not migrate as each breed adapts to its surroundings, this means they do not need to migrate. E.g, and icelantic pony has a thick coat, so he's addapted to his enviroment. Hope this helped =]
Food and care. And usually a horse will want to take a little rest.
Frequently exercised horses need extra minerals and grain.
Salt
calories and salt
horses that are frequently exercised need feed with higher fiber and less suger,
Extra food for energy.
they need lots jumps and they need lots of troting polls
if they are walking on a rough terrain then they will need horseshoes. these can be put on by a farrier.
Protein requirements do increase slightly with training and exercise but this is insignificant in comparison to the protein needs of a young, growing horse, or a lactating broodmare.
increased fat
on howrse the answer is increased protein and carb.
Oats and grains are high energy foods, great for horses that get frequent exercize.