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🧬 Is Victory’s Omega Ratio Really Balanced?You might’ve noticed Victory’s Omega-3 to Omega-6 ratio is 1:2.2 and wondered...
11/09/2025

🧬 Is Victory’s Omega Ratio Really Balanced?

You might’ve noticed Victory’s Omega-3 to Omega-6 ratio is 1:2.2 and wondered — isn’t that inverted or inflammatory? 🤔

Not quite. Here’s why this ratio is actually ideal for horses:

🌿 Mimics Nature
Fresh pasture — the gold standard for equine nutrition — naturally falls between 1:1 and 1:3. Victory’s ratio sits right in that same range, meaning it fuels the body exactly the way nature intended.

⚖️ Functional Balance
Omega-6 isn’t bad — it’s about balance. In moderate amounts, Omega-6s help with recovery, tissue repair, and immune function, while Omega-3s keep inflammation in check.

🔥 Anti-Inflammatory by Design
Victory’s Omega-6 comes primarily from h**p, which contains GLA — a unique fatty acid that actually reduces inflammation rather than causes it. Paired with Omega-3-rich chia, this creates a powerful equilibrium that supports gut health, muscle recovery, and performance.

💪 In short:
For every 1 gram of Omega-3, Victory provides 2.2 grams of Omega-6 — a natural, performance-driven balance that mirrors the forage-fed physiology of a healthy horse.

⚔️ Victory — Fuel the system. Restore the balance. Ride the difference.
👉 Learn more at eehp.pro/shop

11/09/2025

When you're tired of being a crack baby at the barrel race

🌾 Finished Ulcer Defense… Now What? 🐴💭You’ve done the hard part—your horse made it through their ulcer defense protocol....
11/08/2025

🌾 Finished Ulcer Defense… Now What? 🐴💭

You’ve done the hard part—your horse made it through their ulcer defense protocol. 🎉 So what’s next to keep that happy gut happy?

Healing is just Step 1. Now it's all about maintenance and prevention—because ulcers love to come back when stress, grain, or competition sneak in. 😬

Here’s your post-ulcer game plan:

✅ Grain-Free Diet – Ditching high-starch feeds can make a huge difference. Grains can increase stomach acid, upsetting that delicate gut balance. A forage-first, low-sugar plan supports both performance and gut health.

🏆 Victory – A grain-free feed that fuels your horse without feeding ulcers. Ideal for horses in training or competition.

🐉 Dragon Tamer – Daily support for the stressy types. Helps manage behavior and gut integrity, especially during travel, training, or weather changes. A must for ulcer-prone personalities.

🛡️ Maintenance Ulcer Defense – Gentle, ongoing support to protect the stomach lining and help keep ulcers from coming back. Think of it as a daily shield, especially during show season or routine stress.

🚨 Emergency – Use this twice a year (or during high-stress periods) as a booster to get ahead of flare-ups. It's your secret weapon when things get intense—like hauling, changing barns, or a jam-packed show calendar.

💡 Research backs it up: diets high in sugar and starch are strongly linked to increased gastric acid and a higher risk of ulcers (Andrews et al., 2006). Switching to a grain-free program can be a game-changer.

🧾 So—don’t stop at healing. Keep the gut strong, the stress low, and the feed smart.

💬 Got questions about maintenance plans or switching to grain-free? Drop them below—we’re here to help!

11/07/2025

There are a lot of products out there claiming to work, but there is only 1 Dragon Tamer.

11/06/2025

Grain causes ulcers and it causes inflammation... inflammation destroys your horse from the inside out

🌀 Is This Detox?! Signs Your Horse’s Gut Is Clearing House 🐴💩So you’ve started your horse on Ulcer Defense and now… thin...
11/06/2025

🌀 Is This Detox?! Signs Your Horse’s Gut Is Clearing House 🐴💩

So you’ve started your horse on Ulcer Defense and now… things are looking a little different. Wondering if it’s normal? You’re not alone!

When you support the gut, especially after long-term stress or grain-heavy feeding, the body can go through a detox phase—kind of like cleaning out a messy closet. It’s a good thing... even if it gets a little weird for a bit. 😅

🔍 Common Signs of Gut Detox While on Ulcer Defense:

💩 Changes in manure – Softer piles, darker color, or a stronger smell? Totally normal. The gut lining is healing and bad bugs are moving out.

🌬️ More gas – As the microbiome shifts and the gut gets rebalanced, expect a bit more gurgling or even a little extra tooting.

😴 Lethargy or mood shifts – Healing takes energy! Some horses feel a bit "meh" for a few days as their system resets.

🍽️ Shifts in appetite – Some go off feed briefly, others start eating everything. It usually levels out quickly.

🐾 Loose or flaky skin, runny eyes – The gut and immune system are deeply connected, so you may see minor skin or eye drainage as things clear out.

⏳ This phase usually lasts 3–10 days—short-term changes for long-term gain. Stick with it, and you’ll likely see your horse emerge with better appetite, calmer behavior, and improved overall health. 💪

✅ Pro Tip: Keep things low-stress, feed plenty of forage, and avoid adding new grain or medications during this time.

Got questions about what’s normal and what’s not? Drop them below—we're happy to help!

11/06/2025

Dragon Tamer is the all natural, very effective fix for your dragon

🌼🐴 Itchy Skin & Allergies? It Might Be an Inside Job. 🌿If your horse gets a little extra itchy this time of year, rubs o...
11/05/2025

🌼🐴 Itchy Skin & Allergies? It Might Be an Inside Job. 🌿

If your horse gets a little extra itchy this time of year, rubs out patches, or seems more sensitive to flies, pollen, or grass — you’re not alone.

But here’s the twist most owners don’t see coming:

👉 Mild skin reactions often start in the gut, not the skin.

🧬 Why? Because 70% of your horse’s immune system lives in the gut.
When the gut lining is even slightly compromised, the immune system can start to overreact — sending out signals that trigger:

🚫 Itchy, sensitive skin
🚫 Patchy shedding
🚫 Puffiness around the eyes or midline
🚫 Overreactions to fly bites, dust, or pollen

It’s not just what touches your horse’s skin — it’s what their system can handle.

💡 Instead of just treating the surface… what if we supported the inside?

🟢 Strengthen the gut lining
🟢 Lower inflammatory load
🟢 Calm the immune system
🟢 Use clean, forage-first nutrition with the right building blocks

✨ When the gut is balanced, your horse is better equipped to handle the everyday triggers — naturally, and with less drama.

📌 Takeaway:
Itchy horse? Before you add more sprays and supplements, support the inside. A calm gut = a calm immune response.

💬 Have you noticed your horse’s skin improve after switching to better nutrition? We’d love to hear your story!

11/04/2025

correct nutrition is the single most important thing you can do for your horse

🦴✨ Joint Health – Part 2: Relief Without the Side Effects? Yes, Please. 🌿In Part 1, we talked about how feeding the righ...
11/02/2025

🦴✨ Joint Health – Part 2: Relief Without the Side Effects? Yes, Please. 🌿

In Part 1, we talked about how feeding the right nutrients and repairing the gut is the foundation for healthy joints.

But what about those days when your horse needs extra help?

Whether it’s a hoof abscess, sore joints, or post-work stiffness — many reach for drugs like Bute or Banamine. They work… but they also come with baggage:

⚠️ Gut irritation
⚠️ Suppressed healing
⚠️ Long-term wear on joints

🌿 Here’s a different path:
We use h**p-based support as a natural option to help soothe occasional inflammation and discomfort — without all the side effects.

✅ Gentle on the system
✅ Supports natural recovery
✅ Great for those sore days or flare-ups
✅ Often used during hoof abscesses or training bumps

Think of it as a plant-powered way to support comfort and calm — without shutting the body down.

🧠 Inflammation isn't the enemy — it’s part of healing.
But when it gets stuck in overdrive, it can do more harm than good. Supporting the body naturally helps restore balance and resilience.

And when you combine that with good feed, targeted amino acids, and our gut-first approach (hello Ulcer Defense!), your horse is set up to recover and thrive — the right way.

📌 Takeaway:
Sore day? Abscess brewing?
👉 Reach for your natural tools — and give your horse the support they need to bounce back, inside and out.

💬 Want help figuring out a full-body recovery approach? Drop us a message — we’re here to help.

🦴✨ Want Healthier Joints? Start with the Feed, Not the Supplement Tub. ✨🦴If you’ve been relying on joint supplements to ...
11/01/2025

🦴✨ Want Healthier Joints? Start with the Feed, Not the Supplement Tub. ✨🦴

If you’ve been relying on joint supplements to keep your horse moving comfortably, here’s a hard truth:

👉 You can’t out-supplement a pro-inflammatory diet.

Here’s what really builds strong, resilient joints—based on equine science and cellular biology, not just marketing claims:

💥 Inflammatory feeds = inflamed joints
Many commercial feeds are loaded with sugar, starches, and fillers that fuel inflammation, not just in the gut—but deep in the joints. Chronic inflammation leads to breakdown of cartilage, joint lining, and synovial fluid quality.

🐎 The fix? Remove the junk. Give the body what it actually needs to repair.

🧬 Joints heal from the inside out—with real building blocks
Your horse’s joints are complex structures made of cartilage, connective tissue, synovial fluid, and bone—held together by amino acids, collagen, trace minerals, and healthy fats.

✨ This is where Victory shines.

🥇 Victory delivers what joints actually need:
✔️ 21% protein (22.5g per serving) – packed with naturally occurring amino acids
✔️ Omega-rich fats – 46% crude fat, with a healthy Omega 3:6 ratio of 1:2.3
✔️ Anti-inflammatory nutrient profile – just 3.1% NSC
✔️ Loaded with copper, zinc, manganese, Vitamin E and more — all key for connective tissue, antioxidant protection, and tissue repair

🧠 Science says: joints need glycine, proline, methionine, lysine and others for collagen, proteoglycan, and fluid support — Victory naturally provides these.

🌱 And don’t forget the gut.
No matter how great your supplements are, if your horse’s gut is inflamed, leaking, or not absorbing... the joints won’t get the nutrients they need. Gut first. Joints second.

📌 Takeaway:
If you’re serious about joint health, start with a feed that supports the whole horse.
✨ Reduce inflammation.
✨ Feed amino acids, not band-aids.
✨ Repair from the inside out — naturally.

💬 Want to see the full ingredient panel or learn how Victory fits into your horse’s plan? Drop a comment or shoot us a message!

10/31/2025

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