I used to do that too, always reserved good 2nd cut hay for the winter, as much as I could. We used to bale alfalfa and alfalfa mix, fed it sparingly. Good orchard and timothy is really best, and its great to be able to pull off a nice second cut, last one I did was '09, really leafy grasses, one field had a lot of clover mixed in with the timothy and orchard in that later cut. They really like it, chaff included.
Sensible hay connoisseur here too, you do the best you can on hay, some/most years are great, others are not. Problem is, some never put up hay, those that own horses and they don't have any common sense about it at all. We did our own hay for many years, now its bought, without any of the stigma some exhibit as a hay buyer. Horses do fine on good hay and will get by on marginal hay just fine too, you'll just feed more of it and find more of it in the bedding.
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