Customer Comments

I have owned Max for almost four years now and he was started on Triple Crown Complete two years ago. The PQHA picture is from when we first purchased Max, the WPQHA Picture was last Summer, and the NYS Breeders Picture is Max from Memorial Day Weekend. You can tell just in the difference in his coat, with the rice bran oil in the feed.

Hey there, I have been using your product for coming on 10 years now. I use TC Senior, Complete, and Lite for my different horses in the barn. I couldn't say more about the product and would never change to another feed. I thought I would send you a picture on my lovley retired/rescuded TB mare. I thought maybe in the future you could use her for your Senior feed poster child....she is pictured her at 26 years young! I don't expect she will loose her good condition any time soon so she may look this good at age 30! Thanks for making good feeds that can help me make my horses look like this.

Just a quick note to say "keep up the great work" with your feed line! I have been feeding Triple Crown 10% Textured Performance feed for the 3 years. My 16 year old Standardbred and 27 ish year old pony/horse have done really well on this formula; people always comment on the shiney coats my horses have; the farrier has commented on the improved quality of their hooves and all with out supplements, just your quality feed. This fall I started the pony on Triple Crown Senior, she looked like she needed an "edge" and within weeks her vibrance retruned and she's back to her old self.

There is something to be said for the manner in which you produce your feed, and I don't mind paying a little extra for the peace of mind that I get with Triple Crown Feeds!

"Tess"

       "Magic"

I just wanted to send a thank you to the makers of the feed that we have been using. We used to use Purina and I was very hesitant to switch to Triple Crown, but there is not a Purina dealer in the town I live so my fiance finally convinced me to give Triple Crown a try because it was available at our local Southern States store. That was last summer. Boy am I glad we did!

March 31st, I picked up a horse from Louisville, KY that was in such horrible condition our vet wasn't sure if he would make it. He was so starved you could see his entire spine, hips, ribs. His thick winter coat covered a lot. I had to use a handful of hay to coax Moon on the trailer to get him home. He choaked on the hay I gave him even though it was just a handful, that's how starved he was. The paddock he was in was mud and there was one tree in it in which he had eaten all the bark off as high as he could reach.

His mane and tail were full of mud and dread locks, his coat was dull and he was full of rain rot. We had our vet meet us at our house. He came off the trailer so weak he couldn't stand up. Even before we loaded him on the trailer he was so weak he drug his feet when he walked. It took our vet almost three hours of working on him to get the hay out and his esophagus cleared. Of course, we still had a long, uphill road ahead of us. Sandy, our vet, kept cautioning us about how hard it was going to be to bring him back. The first few days we could only feed him watered down hay, breaking the flakes apart. He colicked a few times during the week but came out of each episode. After a couple of days we started giving him dry hay and a watered down Triple Crown Senior mash. He started picking up energy like you can not believe! In a week we stopped watering down the Senior feed. After a month of being on the Senior, we switched him to Triple Crown Complete. I'm sure you hear this all the time but this horse recovered unlike anything I've ever seen!

Our farrier was out five days after we brought Moon home. He was still so weak it took almost two hours to just trim his feet because we would have to give him a break in between feet. He stood very quietly, he just was too weak to hold his feet up for any length of time. Not to mention his feet were in HORRIBLE condition. Five weeks later, Chris, our farrier, came back out. We had Moon in one of our stalls and Chris asked who the new horse was. When I told him that it was Moon, he didn't believe me. He thought Moon had died and we found a horse that looked like him.

We started riding Moon just two months after bringing him home because his spine was no longer prominent, his hips were filling in and his ribs were barely noticeable....after just TWO MONTHS! The only thing he was getting Triple Crown (Senior to start and then Complete), some Timothy/Orchard grass hay and pasture grass.

In three months Moon went to his first show. He had no prior eventing experience. In fact, he had raced as a three year old, then was kicked out to pasture until he was 12 years old. Then the lady I got him from got him. She did not want him, but in order to buy the horse she did want, she had to take Moon as part of the package. She broke him to ride and used him for about a year in beginner lessons. Then she too kicked him out to a small paddock and apparently no feed. When I saw him out in the paddock I knew I had to take him. I told the lady that owned him that I would like to take him and she gladly let me. Of course Randy, my fiance, was not pleased. Here I show up with a near death 14 year old horse that had done pretty much nothing but sit in a field his whole life.

His first event was 4th of July weekend at Hoosier Horse Park. He did very well in dressage for his first time in the ring and his first show! We got a 39, putting us in the middle of the pack at 8th but only 1 rail from 4th place. Stadium was after dressage and he did great! Went double clear. Cross country was next and I was a little nervous because we had only gone schooling once and did not school a water complex. He did great! Went clear and was braver and braver to every fence! We took it easy and had only entered him at Starter but still I thought it was a great first event! He finished in 3rd! Our next event was August 8th at Spring Run, notorious for their difficult cross country course. We had several cross country schoolings under our belt and Moon was doing so well, we moved him up to Beginner Novice. This would be his first w-t-c dressage test. We had worked very hard though and I felt (along with my dressage coach and event coach) that he was ready. Boy was he! He went in the ring and had a beautiful test. We rec'd several 8's and a score of 31.6 putting him in 2nd!

Cross country I was a little nervous again because the jumps were very large and it was a long course. I mean, who would have thought this horse that was almost dead when we got him would be running cross country (at Spring Run nonetheless) four months later? He was great. He came out of the start box and galloped right up and over the first fence. The fences that I were worried about (they were over BN height) were a breeze and he again went double clean cross country. Stadium was a breeze also. He finished on his dressage score in 2nd place!

The following weekend we went to Long Run Hounds Hunter Pace. I was a little weary because I wasn't sure if Moon was in good enough shape for a 5 mile hunter pace but my coaches kept saying he was. Boy was he! He jumped all the HUGE jumps on the course and he LOVED it. Our team finished in one of the fastest times of the day and he had plenty of energy to spare as he trotted all the way back to paddock we had reserved about a mile away. He was so proud of himself he did a little jigging trot the whole way, leading our team of four horses! Not only has he turned out to be a great horse for me but my five year daughter just loves him as well. He's a big built TB and stands almost 16.2 hands so she's tiny on him. But he takes care of her and packs her around the arena or field. I know I went on and on about him but it really is an amazing story and I feel that your feed helped Moon make the recovery he did!

He went from being a starved, unwanted horse in someone's paddock to a large, healthy, vibrant and talented event horse in just a few short months! So, again thank you so much for providing such great feed! Triple Crown is the ONLY feed we feed at our barn. We have the Growth for our yearling, Senior for a boarder's mare that is a hard keeper and Complete for everything else. All of our horses are healthy and have great coats! We don't feed any additional supplements for feet, coat, condition, etc. The only supplement we do feed is to Moon which is a joint supplement."

Rusty is a 30 year old morgan. He belongs to my best friend Pam. Last fall he was really going down hill. Because of his teeth, or lack thereof, he was unable to get proper nutrition. She tried several feeds with no result. She left him with me while she went back east for nine weeks. Before she left she found your product and started him on it. I continued to feed him only Triple Crown Senior. He eats no hay or any other supplements, just a mineral block and clean, fresh water. I think the pictures speak for themself. Your product is amazing.

Here are some pics of the 14 yr old Saddlebred rescue mare I talked to you about yesterday afternoon. When we got her last October she taped at approximately 875# (she's about 16h). The left facing one was from Dec, before the snow and cold weather and before we started her - on your recommendation - on TC Senior. She had started to gain some weight on good grass hay and after being wormed, but she really took off with your product and feeding recommendation. You can see a huge difference in her weight and coat condition in the pictures from Tues, 5/22. I haven't re-taped her recently, but when i last checked, she had put on over 300#!

She's bright and has plenty of energy - definitely not a dead-head, but she's not hot or hyper on this feed.

Thank you, not only for a fine product, but for the wonderful customer service you provided us. This was our first experience with a rescue horse. Because of the positive experience, we'll be sharing the pictures w/the other rescues and friends who own horses. We have to travel over 20 mi. to get Triple Crown, but it's well worth it, as you can see. I enjoyed talking with you, and look forward to giving you another progress report and some pictures as soon as our rescue filly sheds out.

Triple Crown Feeds ROCK! After two of my friends saw my coming yearling they switched to Triple Crown Growth. We show and raise Quarter Horses. Our big horses are fed Triple Crown complete and our babies are fed Triple Crown growth. I have been feeding it for about 4 years and WOW what a difference. At the All American Quarter Horse Congress our aged horse just glowed. His coat is amazing! Everybody asks what product we use, and I have to tell them that it his feed that makes him look this way. Our babies probably outweigh babies from the same foal crop by 100 to 150 lbs and look wonderful.
Thank you for making such a great product. I love it!!   --  Michelle

I find it is satisfying for my horse and it helps keep weight on since he is a hard keeper.

We raise thoroughbred race horses...we go through bags & bags of your feed and I would swear by it...My horses are winners! I am looking for triple crown feed coupons...does anyone know where these can be found?

After trying various feeds over the years, I have switched to Triple Crown Senior and have been very pleased with it. Within 2 weeks my horse's coats and overall condition improved greatly Thanks for such a wonderful product.

I have been feeding Triple Crown Senior to my mare since she had colic surgery in 2002. Most people cannot believe she is 17 this year. There is no need for vitamin supplements, just good hay and pasture. I have tried other Senior brands and there is no comparison! My other mare is on Triple Crown Low Starch, it keeps her energy level manageable and she looks great. Never have to worry about the formulas changing like some other brands! Thank you Triple Crown Feeds!