Would recommend something perineal. We use a lot of ladino and red clovers. I prefer clovers to grasses for several reasons.

Low nitrogen costs, clover produces its own nitrogen, saving you up to probably $100/acre in nitrogen costs.
Higher forage quality, more proteins, vitamins, and minerals than grasses.
Better growth distribution than grasses allowing for more/longer grazing periods.
Forage yield is also greater than grasses.
And, it will grow just about anywhere that gets rain.

We havealso mixed some w/ grasses for even higher forage yields.