FLAIR Equine Nasal Strips

10/06/2026

ICYMI this weekend at the Pink Buckle

⭐️ J.J. Hill-Wallace’s Brenlynn Hill and 🤍 had amazing runs in rounds 1 & 2 of the Young Guns Derby
⭐️ and won the reserve Young Guns League Derby Championship
⭐️ Michelle Alley placed 3rd in the first round of the Young Guns League Derby

In addition to the great runs at the Pink Buckle, ambassador Kirstin Hart placed 4th at the WSCA Championship Show in the Sr Pole Weaving!

Stay tuned as the Pink Buckle continues this week, and good luck to all of our and present!

10/04/2026

Irish Olympic medalist and world-class show jumper Cian O’Connor knows what it takes to perform at the highest level of the sport. As a member of , Cian incorporates FLAIR® Strips into his horses’ routine as part of his approach to managing respiratory load and supporting efficient airflow.

10/02/2026

A horse’s respiratory system is designed to move large volumes of air during exercise, but airway conditions can interfere with that process.

In this educational series, we’re breaking down common equine airway conditions, what happens within the airway, and how each condition can affect airflow and breathing during exercise. First up: Recurrent laryngeal neuropathy (RLN).

Commonly called “roaring,” this is one of the most recognized upper airway disorders affecting performance horses. But the characteristic noise is only part of the story. With RLN, weakness or paralysis of the muscles that open the arytenoid cartilage can narrow the upper airway. As exercise intensity increases, airflow through that narrowed opening becomes more turbulent and the airway can become increasingly inefficient when the horse needs it most.

That can mean more work to breathe, earlier fatigue, reduced stamina, loss of finishing power, and longer recovery. And noise doesn’t always tell the whole story. Some horses can make significant respiratory noise while maintaining performance, while others may be relatively quiet yet experience meaningful airflow restriction. That’s why RLN is more than a noise problem. It’s an airflow problem.

10/01/2026

💗 This October, we’re standing together in support of Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

For every purchase of our limited-edition breast cancer awareness FLAIR® Strips, 50% of proceeds are donated directly to The Breast Cancer Research Foundation (BCRF).

BCRF is the highest-rated breast cancer research organization in the U.S., funding innovative science focused on improving outcomes and saving lives.

Every Strip purchased can make a difference beyond the arena. 💗

Join us in supporting breast cancer research and the work toward a future where more lives are saved.

09/30/2026

🎶 Sha-la-la-la-la-la… don’t be shy… go on and kiss the FLAIR® 🎶💋🐴

📸 Rhea Fenner, Mollie Himes, Rachael Arnold, and Trixie Chicks

09/29/2026

ICYMI this weekend…

⭐️ Jada Trosper had an amazing run at the Panola College Rodeo
⭐️ Mylee Modlin won 4th in Bakersfield, CA and 2nd in Poway, CA
⭐️ Lindsey Muggli won San Bernardino, CA
⭐️ Deena N Tayla Moeykens and Michelle Alley had great runs at the Governors Cup
⭐️ Debbie Langdon won Banning, CA

09/28/2026

TOP 15. NFR BOUND. 🔥

The road to Las Vegas is officially set, and has THREE riders competing.

Congratulations to Carlee Otero, Michelle Alley, and Tayla Moeykens on officially securing their spots in the Top 15 and punching their tickets to the 2026 NFR!

From every run, every mile, and every split-second decision along the way - this is what the season has been building toward.

We’ll see you in Vegas! 🎰🔥

09/27/2026

Pole bending is a race against the clock - flying down the line, snapping tight turns, and weaving through each pole without breaking stride. It demands sharp timing, balance, and complete trust between horse and rider. ⏱️

Kashlee Hill brings that intensity to every run, where a single step can make the difference. When it all comes together, it looks effortless… and incredibly fast.

09/25/2026

Peak performance is the result of multiple systems working efficiently together.

Conditioning, training, nutrition, and recovery all contribute to performance, but each relies on one critical factor: oxygen delivery. The respiratory system plays a central role in meeting that demand. During exercise, horses must move large volumes of air to supply oxygen to working muscles. When airway resistance increases, so does the effort required to breathe, adding to overall respiratory load.

Respiratory management focuses on improving efficiency and reducing unnecessary workload on the system. FLAIR® Equine Nasal Strips support the nasal passages during exercise, maintaining airflow and reducing airway resistance. By lowering the work of breathing, they reduce respiratory load thus supporting oxygen delivery, performance, and recovery.

Shop FLAIR® Equine Nasal Strips in unique colors. Clinically proven support to reduce upper airway resistance. 9 colors, available in 1-packs and 6-packs.