Feeding Systems
Trojan systems work best when each layer solves a specific job. Choose the right balancer first, add fibre when the horse needs more body or gut support, and only then top up workload energy.
Feeding architecture
Each block only earns its place if the block below it is already right. Start with the base, add fibre if the horse needs more body or gut support, then add workload energy only if the job asks for it.
Vitamax is the Low Protein Balancer System for controlled micronutrient balance. Advantage Balancer is the High Protein Balancer System for extra protein support, topline, growth, and production.
Everything above must sit on the right base choice.
Cubix is the practical middle layer when you need more fibre, hydration support, gut fill, or better digestive comfort without a sharp energy jump.
This only comes in after the base is doing the balancing job.
Calmax adds cool, slow-release stamina energy. Oats give a simpler cereal-based energy increase where that approach suits the yard.
This is a top-up layer, not a fix for a weak lower ration.
Base First
Start with Vitamax as the Low Protein Balancer System or Advantage Balancer as the High Protein Balancer System.
Fibre Next
Cubix expands the ration with soaked fibre, hydration support, and more digestive stability.
Energy Last
Calmax or oats should answer a workload demand, not fix a weak base ration.
Choose a base first
The overview only shows one pathway at a time so the choice feels manageable. Pick the base that suits the horse, then compare the four outcomes built from it.
Micronutrient building blocks
Balances forage-only diets for good doers and easy keepers without adding unnecessary calories, sugar, or starch.
Outcome
Keeps the ration light while covering vitamins, minerals, trace minerals, and amino acids.
Gut health plus fibre
Adds fibre, hydration support, and chew time to the Vitamax base for horses needing more bulk without more starch.
Outcome
Improves gut fill, digestion comfort, and water intake while keeping the ration cool and balanced.
High fat, cool energy
Builds from the fibre-rich Vitamax and Cubix base with Calmax for calm, slow-release stamina energy.
Outcome
Supports condition, hydration, and controlled performance energy without relying on starch.
Flexible energy, higher starch
Uses oats to raise workload energy while Cubix supports the gut and Vitamax stays constant to maintain micronutrient balance.
Outcome
Gives a simple way to scale energy up for performance work while preserving the balancer-and-fibre base.
Base balancer for muscle support
Provides a higher-protein balancer base for maintenance, recovery, and forage-based muscle support.
Outcome
Supports topline, recovery, and muscle maintenance without immediately pushing starch.
Muscle support plus digestion
Pairs the higher-protein balancer with added fibre to support digestion, bulk, and practical yard feeding.
Outcome
Helps horses hold muscle and condition while staying comfortable through travel, work, or stud demands.
Condition, muscle, and cool stamina
Combines protein, fibre, and slow-release fat-based energy for horses needing more output without excess fizz.
Outcome
Supports stamina, muscle development, and body condition in harder-working or breeding horses.
Higher energy for production and performance
Raises energy through oats while keeping the higher-protein Advantage Balancer base in place for growth, breeding, and work.
Outcome
Suited to horses that need both muscle support and a stronger energy supply.
Vitamax + Calmax
Vitamax is a vitamin and mineral balancer. At a feeding rate of 1 - 2 kg per horse per day, it covers the full daily requirement of essential vitamins and minerals without unnecessary calories or protein. Calmax is an energy supplement built on that same nutritional foundation.
Ratio
Calmax contains 50% Vitamax.
Why it stays stable
Micronutrient consistency
The horse's vitamin and mineral intake stays consistent whether energy comes from Vitamax alone or from a ration that includes Calmax.
Consistent vitamin and mineral intake
Adding Calmax does not change the micronutrient profile of the diet. It increases energy from fat while keeping micronutrition stable and balanced.
Easy switching between rest and competition
Because Vitamax and Calmax share the same base, Calmax can increase during harder work and drop back during rest or maintenance without introducing a different feed foundation.
Reduced risk of digestive upsets
Slow feed changes are usually needed when a new product changes the gut environment. Here the base nutrition stays the same, so only the energy level changes and transitions are smoother.