Blue chip dynamic opinion?

I have a 6 year old Oldenburg Warmblood. 17.2 hands, I compete elementry dressage, train at domestic with Damien Hallam medium level. I enjoy trained him and brought him on since he came over from Germany when he was 3.

At the moment, he is doing very all right with his excercise, he has a good counterweight, his coat is OK and the feed he is on is:
Alfa A original
Stud & Conditioning mix
Bailey's outshine

He has fragile hocks and it is vital that he has some sort of joint supplement! So I be thinking if anyone can give me any ideas on blue chip dynamic? Also i thought i would put him on linseed grease.. but outshine contains 50% linseed oil. He is now on a conditioning mix now instead of the cheaper nonsense stud & conditioning mix. And I am also happy with the alfa A because its his essential source of cellulose.

Thanks x

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Answers:    well i agree with the Alfa A, i used to work at a show yard and in attendance was all kinds of horses. thefibre surrounded by alfa A can keep the balance of weight biddable in your horse.
the outshine is also fine, and i wouldn't worry about giving additional linseed oil.
i've heard from lots of people that the blue chip dynamic is particularly good, has stff in it that interests the horse to want to devour more. if using with the other 3 products you may wish to fall the amount of alfa A.

thanks
if not ask your farrior/vet/local animal feed place

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