What are some healthy horse treats?

When I am training my horse I like to give them treats-it really praises them and they know they did it right. But I don't want to feed them too many. I give them max 10 treats. I know in clicker training, the horse gets tons but I don't think that is healthy. I would use carrots and apples(cut up) but I think they are too rich in nutrients to feed in large quantities. Store bought horse treats are too full of chemicals and I don't want to give them in large quantities.

So, does anyone know about healthy horse treats? I don't want any baked treats because they are full of refined flour and sugar(REALLY bad for horses, I'm not going to feed my horses refined sugar).

I feed Manna-pro treats. They're the only thing I've found without a whole ton of crap in them. There's still some "junk food" but the first 2-3 ingredients are good.
I also feed carrots. There's no real harm in feeding them, apples however do have a lot more sugar.

I just give carrots and sometimes apples and peppermint candies. But carrots make up 80% of my lease horse's treats. They are just as satisfied with a carrot as they are with a expensive bucket of horse cookies.

Since apples have a lot of sugar, I cut up carrots into sugar cube sized pieces and give my horse quite a bit everyday. He is very food motivated so I reward him often with carrot bits, especially when learning something new. And the carrots are fairly cheap and not messy which makes them even better.

I use Nickermakers.. pkg says they're healthy, but who knows lol. Horses seem to like them

Carrots, Apples, Peaches, and Life Water are my horses' favorites!!

My horse likes beer.



But seriously, carrots are probably the best, cheapest thing you can give them as treats.

Give 'em a peach once in a while. My horses go crazy over them!

LOL, so do mine!

I keep a bag of hay cubes on hand. Super cheap, $10 for a 50 pound bag and you can't get anymore natural than hay! The added bonus is after a couple of cubes they head straight for the water tub.

I just read chosen by a horse, and it says in there that horses love whiskey, and that it is good for them if they are in shock. Anyone ever heard that before?