A lifelong horsewoman, Wendy Benns has become one of Canada's most successful endurance competitors in the past several years. She has represented Canada in international competition including the 2003 World Cup, held in the United Arab Emirates. Benns depends on Phase IV and Phase V feeds mixed by Brooks Performance Feeds.

Canadian harness racing witnessed a rising star in 2004. Joe Stutzman has found a niche in transforming average racehorses into consistent winners. A key element in turning around these horses, according to Stutzman, is sound nutrition. He uses high-performance feeds such as Phase III and Competition Plus from Brooks Performance Feeds and distributed by Brooks dealer Troy Vlaar.

Robert Tiller is one of Canada's most prominent Thoroughbred racehorse trainers. The winner of two Sovereign Awards, Tiller has been named leading trainer at Woodbine on three occasions and has been listed among the top five trainers for 14 consecutive years. Tiller and other top-class trainers feed products formulated by Kentucky Equine Research, manufactured by Brooks Performance Feeds, and sold by a network of dedicated dealers like Bob Peatling and Minor Bros.

Kevin McMaster is one of Canada's leading Standardbred trainers with purse winnings of more than $17 million. Over the past four years, McMaster has been an incredible force in Canadian harness racing. In 1999 he met 212 racehorses in the winner's circle, and in 1999 and 2000 was awarded trainer of the year honors on the Ontario Jockey Club/Woodbine Entertainment Group circuit. McMaster was also given the O'Brien Award for Canadian trainer of the year in 2000. "I'm thrilled with the palatability and consistency of Brooks Performance Feeds and have enjoyed excellent service from distributor Troy Vlaar."

Myckie Neubauer was chosen outstanding trainer of the year in 2002 by a group of her peers at Fort Erie Race Track in Ontario. Unlike other trainers with many horses in training, Neubauer maintains a smaller group, approximately a dozen. The award is a reflection of respect by other trainers, Neubauer said, and will remain a treasured memory of her lifetime with Thoroughbreds. "We chose Brooks Feeds through our supplier Minor Brothers Farm Supply because the company has a great reputation for mixing and delivering fresh, high-quality feeds that incorporate the most up-to-date findings from Kentucky Equine Research."

Amigo Hall, winner of the $1 million Hambletonian in 2003. The trotter is one of many champions fed Brooks Performance Horse Feeds distributed by Rich Feeds.

Brooks Performance Horse Feeds is proud to be the feed supplier for Allamerican Theory, winner of the $1 million Meadlowlands Pace in 2003.

Top breeding facility Tara Hills Stud in Port Perry, Ontario counts on Brooks Performance Horse Feeds for superior equine nutrition.