3 month old manure for over winter?

I certainly acknowledge composting it for a year first would be much better, but as this is my first year getting into it all, I have not had a year to compost the manure and I can only get ahold of manure that is about 3 months old.  I certainly don’t feel like sitting around for a year doing nothing except waiting for the manure to compost and to buy that much compost is too expensive.  That is why  I was wondering if it would be ok. 

Thanks for sharing your experience rtj, certainly gave me more confidence.  Charles, I think for my first year I will have to risk losing some of the nutrients from the manure as I don’t seem to have many other options available to keep it no dig.  Am I right in thinking that the worst that can happen is that I don’t get a brilliant crop due to leaching of some of the nutrients, but no other damage will be done either short or long term by using manure this young?  By next year I will hopefully have my manure well composted.

Thanks for the clarification, yes I understand you have to be careful what you write as a lot of people including myself will act on your advice.

Just one last thing on this 3 month old horse manure thing (and this will probably show you how little I understand at the moment), can I plant trees into it (apple, pear, plum) either bareroot or from pots, as I do want to get my dwarf size trees in this winter at some point too, or will 3 month old manure be too strong for the trees. I’m thinking if some vegs can handle it trees should be fine?