Kentucky Performance Products

03/20/2026

According to Dr. Kara Brown, an assistant professor of equine sports medicine and rehabilitation at the Penn Vet New Bolton Center, the right rehabilitation plan can play a big role in giving neurologic horses a shot at good quality of life.

Read the full story from TheHorse.com at the link in the comments.

03/19/2026

We're excited to sponsor the prizes for this excellent webinar featuring Dr. Jane Manfredi!

Looking forward to seeing you tonight at 7 PM ET to discuss Horse and Rider Matching with Dr. Manfredi!

03/19/2026

Starting a picky eater on a new supplement? Set your horse up for success by starting slowly and allowing him to get used to the new taste and smell gradually.

1) Begin with a partial serving rather than the full recommended amount.
2) Split the small dose between meals instead of giving it to your horse all at once.
3) Build up to the full dose over the course of a week.

03/18/2026

Dust, pollen, mold spores—today’s performance horses face respiratory challenges whether they’re in the barn or on the road. AirWise® is specially formulated with a powerful blend of antioxidants and natural ingredients to help:

✅ Maintain healthy airways
✅ Support normal lung function
✅ Promote a balanced inflammatory response

Every breath matters! Learn more about how AirWise can support your horse’s respiratory health at the link in the comments.

03/17/2026

A heartfelt thank you to Kentucky Performance Products for renewing their corporate sponsorship with Masterson Equestrian Trust for 2026! 🎉

We are incredibly grateful for the continued support of our corporate partners. Their commitment plays a crucial role in helping us care for the park, maintain our facilities, and ensure that riders, horses, and the entire equestrian community can continue to enjoy everything Masterson has to offer.

Partnerships like this make a real difference, and we are proud to work alongside organizations that share our dedication to preserving and enhancing this special place.

Thank you, Kentucky Performance Products , for standing with us again this year! 🐎🌿

03/17/2026

The eventing season is upon us! If you're looking to optimize your horse's cardio fitness this season, check out this article from FEI eventer Lisa Barry.

Link in comments.

03/16/2026

What can cause abnormal elevated respiration rate and effort?

- Pain
- Fever
- Heat stress or heat stroke
- Respiratory illness/distress
- Strenuous exercise beyond what the horse is capable of

Learn more about your horse's respiration rate at the link in the comments. It's important to note that horses in acute respiratory distress should be seen by your veterinarian immediately.

03/15/2026

Do you know what’s behind your horse’s cough? Check out this quiz from Practical Horseman Magazine to make sure you're up to date on equine respiratory disease!

03/13/2026

Big pats after USDF Gold Medalist and KPP Team Rider Reese Koffler-Stanfield of Maplecrest Farm finished her test! Reese's team of top-notch dressage horses is powered by Kentucky Performance Products 💪

Her horses reap the rewards of the science behind Elevate® Maintenance Pellets, Summer Games®, ProbioticWise®, TroubleFree™, Joint Armor™, Neigh-Lox® ADVANCED, EndurExtra®, and Ker-A-Form™.

📸 Lisa Michelle Dean Photography

03/12/2026

Say goodbye to runny p**p and dirty butts. Clean tails brought to you by ProbioticWise®: a three-pronged approach to total digestive tract support.

With ProbioticWise, your horse can reap the benefits of a research-proven formula combining S. boulardii and fermentation metabolites to promote a healthy stomach and hindgut.

Find out if ProbioticWise is right for your horse at the link in the comments.

*ProbioticWise is available through your veterinarian*

03/11/2026

Is your horse's hindgut healthy and happy? Would you be able to tell if it wasn't?

Signs of an unhappy hindgut include:
1) Weight loss/poor body condition
2) Acute or chronic diarrhea
3) Poor attitude
4) Decreased performance

Is your horse exhibiting any of those signs? Click the link in the comments to discover how to return your horse's hindgut to normal.