Winter can make keeping a horse in a consistent exercise routine difficult. Bad weather, limited facilities and longer gaps between rides can all mean less work - and for some horses, that extra freshness can start to show.

That’s exactly what Bex was experiencing with her PRE gelding.

With very little exercise and no facilities at home, he had started to feel sharper to ride, and Beck could feel her confidence beginning to slip.

So, she decided to try BUCK OFF.

Bex has now been using BUCK OFF for around a month.

During that time, storms and winter weather have still meant big gaps between rides. Despite the inconsistent work, she feels more confident riding him again.

When reduced exercise leaves a horse feeling fresh, sharp or overly reactive, BUCK OFF can help take the edge off without sedating them or taking away their personality.

BUCK OFF is fed daily, with the recommended daily amount split between an AM and PM dose to provide consistent support. On days when you know your horse might be feeling particularly fresh or spicy, an additional dose can be given around 30 minutes before riding for extra support.

This can be particularly useful when your riding routine is inconsistent and you're dealing with longer gaps between rides. For Bex, despite those gaps, her gelding felt much more settled and manageable when she did get back in the saddle.