Show-Rite Muscle-In-Motion

Overview

Show-Rite Muscle-In-Motion is described as the highest-fat pellet in the Show-Rite lineup, used early in the program to add dimension, bloom, and fat cover to late-maturing or lean lambs. It integrates “the latest in animal nutrition technologies” with 21% protein, 7% fat, and 3,000 PPM zinc. Circuit feeders use it in the first half of the program before transitioning to Star Shine or Sculpt as the lamb’s condition develops.

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Manufacturer Specifications

Guaranteed Analysis

Nutrient	%
Crude Protein (min)	21.0
Crude Fat (min)	7.0
Crude Fiber (max)	4.0
Vitamin A (min)	5,500 IU/lb
Vitamin E (min)	160 mg/lb
Zinc (min)	3,000 PPM
Moisture (max)	not listed

Key Ingredients / Active Components

• High zinc (3,000 PPM) — skin, immune, and structural support
• High Vitamin E (160 mg/lb)
• Full ingredient list on product tag

Official Feeding Rate

• Rate: 6 oz per day top-dress for sheep/goats
• Introduction: Not specified
• Species notes: Multi-species — swine (1–2 lbs with 3–6 lbs complete feed); cattle (1–2 lbs/feeding)

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Show Circuit Use

Sources: showrite.com (Cooper Newcomb guide), showrite.com (120 days out guide)

How Experienced Feeders Actually Use It

Muscle-In-Motion is the first supplement added to the Show-Rite program for sale lambs or late-maturing animals that need fat coverage and dimension early. Cooper Newcomb’s guide recommends 4 oz per feeding as the entry point. Once the animal reaches acceptable condition, feeders transition away from Muscle-In-Motion toward Star Shine (for shape without excess fat) or Sculpt (for fat burning).

Real-World Feeding Rate

• Typical rate: 4–6 oz/day; 4 oz per feeding per Newcomb guide
• Introduction timeline: Start early in the program (weeks 12–9 or at project purchase)

Common Deviations from Label

Circuit use is at 4 oz/feeding (Newcomb guide); label says 6 oz/day top-dress for sheep. Minor difference — flag for review.

Breed-Specific Notes

No breed-specific notes found.

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Phase Protocols

Weeks 12–9 | Foundation Phase

Add 4 oz per feeding on top of NewCo Lamb Feed for lambs that need bloom and cover from the start.

Weeks 8–6 | Condition Building Phase

Continue if animal still needs more cover. Evaluate and transition to Star Shine or Sculpt once target condition is approached.

Weeks 5–3 | Fill & Shaping Phase

Typically phased out in favor of Star Shine or Sculpt by this point. May continue at low dose for very lean late-maturing animals.

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Stacking Protocols

Pairs well with: Rite Tyme (start Rite Tyme around 90–100 days out on top of the base Muscle-In-Motion program). Transitions to: Star Shine (once fat cover is established, swap to Star Shine for shape without additional fat) or Sculpt (if fat removal is needed).

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Budget Alternatives

• Sunglo Sumo — similar milk-fat bloom supplement
• Sunglo Liquafat — liquid fat for cover at lower cost

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