![]() Testimonials" I have found the HAYGAIN an invaluable addition to my yard, it is an ingenious, easy way to feed guarenteed dust-free hay. Dressage horses have to perform as athletes and so it is essential that their respiratory systems are able to meet the demands of the challenging sport." - Peter Storr, International Dressage Rider and Trainer
“Propress HAYGAIN has been an absolute revelation. We feed 50+ horses on HAYGAIN-steamed hay, including our top performers Island Flyer, Nacarat, Zanir, Lord Ryeford, Kilbeggan Blade and Tartak. We had horses coughing which has now stopped completely and there have been absolutely no problems since our horses have been on the HAYGAIN-steamed hay. I can recommend it to everyone. We get improved performance from all our horses due to uninterrupted training schedules. It is a huge step forward for us and the industry.”
"I am a keen supporter of the concept of steaming hay and have recently taken part in a field trial with the Propress HAYGAIN from which I drew very positive conclusions and was so impressed with its unique design and performance that I am now feeding only HAYGAIN steamed hay." - Matt Ryan, International Event rider
"Having had a quiet start to the season, after introducing HAYGAIN steamed hay; we have seen an up-turn in our fortunes" - Charlie Longsdon, National Hunt Trainer
"Beyond the health benefits of feeding HAYGAIN steamed hay, it was just so much easier than soaking! Instead of having to deal with dripping wet, heavy hay it was a pleasure to feed my horses warm hay that was easy to move as it still had the string on. Plus they loved it and even my fussy eaters wanted some of this!" - Helen Lowe, Westhill's Stud, International Dressage rider
"To perform at their best, my event horses need clear airways and since using a Propress Equine HAYGAIN I have seen a big improvement in them. - Matthew Wright, International Event Rider
"The Propress Equine HAYGAIN is a great idea. We have horses who are fussy eaters and these eat the steamed hay much better than dry hay. It is also a convenient and tidy way to use hay on the yard. - Graham Smith, D.W.C.F. ATF Master Farrier and Racehorse Trainer |
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