20 a day is prefection 10 a day is likely...thats 600 a month 7200 a year its a fn joke money wise

They might be yummy.

I don't know, but people in Belgium don't seem to have the same problem we have with it.

Not the starving, lice ridden, tortured part of it - that's completely inexcusable.


But if well cared for, properly fed, then humanely processed -like every other livestock that is packaged in neat little stryofoam containers that none of us give a moments thought to when flung onto the grill...

jus' sayin - don't hate

It doesn't cost that much if you own the farm!

you can feed a horse for less then 300 a month

per horse

Why? You cant grow hay in the winter in NY and there is no discount for feed for farm owners

You cant tell me that a horse cant live on 10 dollars a day of food?

Obviously you can as shown by the pictures.

tell that to the feed man. How much do you think we pay for a bag of feed? How much do you think hay costs? Do you know how much a horses eats a day?
At the track with supplements it is around $27 a day. w/o supplements around $22. Hay prices have been through the roof. Last year in November in KY they were selling big bales of hay for $24 per.

NOT THRIVE cHUCK LIVE AND BE FAIRLY HEALTHY.. Plus they dont have to eat a bale plus a day

Ok, Woody Stephens

LOL

The hay was @ 24 for the three wire at Belmont this winter. Right now at Finger Lakes the local feed stores are selling at 5.50 for first cutting. If your lucky and know the local farmers you can get it cheaper, or even attend a local auction. Either way it's much more expensive than in recent years. Last time i was at the farm there were @ 300 mouths to feed..Do the math...

chuck the Belmont isn't the worst race to win

I paid 35 a day for first class care with some training for Drug'S pig 2 year old in training I purchased at OBS JUNE.. I figure I will be eating this gelding beforew he runs a lick..

there barren mares they need to eat... doesnt have to be 1st cutting

Don't worry Freddy - those Cappuchino's are late developers.

A lot of the horses racing at Mountaineer now are supposedly being fed at a cost of $180-to-$200 a month. That figure includes alfalfa, timothy, straw, and feed.

key word supposedly. Plus at the track you can steal from your neighbors. harder to do at the farm.

That's what I've heard from trainers racing down there now.