Two women and a large white horse with black markings on its legs, inside a stable. One woman is holding the horse's halter, and the other woman is petting the horse.

self-paced

Feed The Horse In Front of You

A self-paced course that takes the guesswork out of feeding your horse right — start anytime, learn at your own pace.

You've got a horse in front of you right now — not a breed average, not a generic feed tag recommendation, not what worked for your last horse, but a unique horse with needs of their own. Their body condition, workload, your goals, their lifestage & metabolism – it’s all specific to your horse.

Understand the needs of the horse in front of you and feed that horse. No live calls to schedule around, no cohort to wait for - just open it up and start whenever you're ready. The practical advice you receive you can start using today!

What you’ll learn

Feeding

How to properly feed your horse based on their body condition, performance, health status, metabolism and current life stage — not a generic program designed for all horses

practical lessons

Straightforward, practical teaching designed for any horse owner, any age, any background

expertise

Expert instruction from Dr. Rachel Mottet, drawing on 15+ years in the field

Curriculum

Course

You might be wondering

Is this basic or
advanced?

  • It's neither - it's built to meet you exactly where you are and build from there.

  • There are many ways to feed a horse correctly while supporting good health and balance.

  • This course teaches you to think it through for the individual in front of you, not just follow a formula.

it doesn’t stop There

Your Bonus

Your enrollment includes free access to the Equine Nutrition Education Presentation Vault — 50+ hours of content from equine PhDs.

At the end, you'll earn a Certificate of Completion. More importantly, you'll be able to look at the horse in front of you and feed your horse with certainty.

Lifetime course access — including all future content updates.

Let's do this!

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