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FLAIR Equine Nasal Strips

FLAIR Equine Nasal Strips

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Developed by veterinarians, FLAIR® Equine Nasal Strips are drug-free, gently support the horse's nasal passages and are clinically proven to make breathing easier for equine athletes in all disciplines. FLAIR® Equine Nasal Strips are drug-free, self-adhesive nasal strips that support horse’s nasal passages and promote optimum respiratory health of equine athletes. The spring-like action supports t

06/18/2026

5 more days… ⏱️


The next limited edition FLAIR® Nasal Strip lands on June 22nd, bringing a new look to the performance you already rely on.


Get ready. It’s almost here. 🔥


06/17/2026

What does performance feel like from the saddle? 🤔

For Emily Hamel, it comes down to consistency, efficiency, and supporting her horses in every phase of the job. From preparation to performance, it’s about giving horses the ability to stay strong, focused, and efficient from start to finish.

Hear how Emily incorporates FLAIR® Equine Nasal Strips into her program, and why it’s become part of her routine.

📸 Rauwolf Marketing Agency & Athletux

06/16/2026

The record didn’t fall… IT GOT RUN OVER!!! ⚡️⏰🛢️

This morning, Dusky Lynn Hall stormed into Cowtown Coliseum and delivered a run so fast it erased history.

At just 12 years old, Dusky stopped the clock at 12.767, setting a new arena record and further cementing her place in the record books.

Congratulations on a truly historic run today Dusky!

06/14/2026

When a horse can breathe easier, everything changes 🐎💨

Their stride is more open, recovery comes quicker, and they can stay more relaxed when the pressure’s on. That’s why airway comfort isn’t a “bonus” in this sport, it’s part of the foundation. Tight turns, fast acceleration, and back-to-back runs all demand a horse that can get air when it matters most.

📸 Oklahoma based barrel racer and Mylee Modlin

06/12/2026

From nostril to lung, the equine airway is a single, continuous pathway. Air enters through the nostrils and travels through the nasal passages, the narrowest and most resistance-prone part of the system, before moving into the pharynx, larynx, trachea, and down into the lungs. From there, oxygen is transferred into the bloodstream and delivered to the muscles powering movement.

Any restriction, especially in the nasal passages, makes the whole system work harder.

06/11/2026

Different disciplines. Same demand. Same need for efficient airflow. 🌬️

From the start box to the barrel pattern, no matter the sport, performance depends on your horse’s breathing. Because at every level, and in every discipline, it comes down to the same thing: performance starts at the nose.

📸 riders Timmy Dutta, Caroline Pamucku, Elisa Wallace, Tayla Moeykens, and Kim Worley

06/10/2026

With Defender Bramham International Horse Trials starting tomorrow, now’s the time to dial in the details. 👀

rider Andrew Hoy uses FLAIR® Strips because he believes every detail matters. The welfare of his animals are his top priority, and supporting their breathing is a proven way to help them perform at their best.

At every level, the details can make the biggest difference.

See you at Bramham. 💥

06/09/2026

Something new is coming… 👀

A fresh limited edition FLAIR® Nasal Strip drops soon, same performance you trust, with a look you won’t want to miss.

Mark your calendar. This one won’t stick around long. ⏳

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