Hannah Gudsell

Hannah has a background in Thoroughbred Racing, Show Jumping and more recently, in Eventing.

Hannah grew up in the pony club scene and spent many mornings at Phar Lap Raceway with her Nana learning the ropes of Thoroughbred racing before heading to Massey University. At Massey she studied a Bachelors of AgriScience majoring in Equine.

She is now actively involved in the Taihape Jumping Group and Central Districts Eventing Group.

Hannah is proud to work for Dunstan Horsefeeds and enjoys the challenge of facilitating equine diets and being involved with giving back to the sport.

Feeding tip
When feeding the off-the-track Thoroughbred, for a start, make sure they are getting a minimum of 1.5% of fibre of their body weight in Dry Matter per day. Then, make sure you are providing adequate calories to increase their weight.

In regards to the concentrate feed, Dunstan Maxim Low-GI is a super starting point. Low in starch Dunstan Maxim Low-GI is ‘non heating’, however more calorie dense than traditional ‘coolfeeds’, ideal for the weight gain desired. Dunstan Maxim Low-GI includes a full profile of vitamins and minerals, utilising organic minerals and Natural Vitamin E and the inclusion of a live yeast to aid digestion.