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Kentucky Performance Products' supplements provide solutions to specific problems. Our products are scientifically developed by leading equine nutritionists to provide only what is necessary to meet your horse’s individual needs.

January 30th marked a special moment for 14-year-old Kinsley Nolte—winning her first-ever hunter derby aboard Elizabeth ...
02/03/2026

January 30th marked a special moment for 14-year-old Kinsley Nolte—winning her first-ever hunter derby aboard Elizabeth Lile’s warmblood gelding, Torento. We were honored to be a part of this career-defining moment for Kinsley as the title sponsor of the $15,000 Kentucky Performance Products USHJA National Open Hunter Derby at the World Equestrian Center in Wilmington, Ohio.

Fun fact: Fourteen must be a magical age for this pair, as both horse and rider are 14 years old!

Photos by Winslow Photography

Looking for advice from an expert? KPP Team Rider Reese Koffler-Stanfield is happy to help. A USDF bronze, silver, and g...
02/03/2026

Looking for advice from an expert? KPP Team Rider Reese Koffler-Stanfield is happy to help. A USDF bronze, silver, and gold medalist, Reese is a big fan of taking time to process what you've learned, instead of jumping on to the next thing too quickly. When was the last time you paused to appreciate how far you and your horse have come?

"Take time after lessons, clinics, and daily rides to journal about what you have learned that day. Writing things down helps you organize your thoughts and it reinforces learning. Be sure to draw out new exercises you learned so you can refer back to them in the future. It’s fun to keep a record of what you are learning and a great reminder of how you and your horse have progressed."

— Reese Koffler-Stanfield

Photo by Rachel Milewski Media

02/02/2026

Pro tip from FEI eventer and KPP Team Rider Lisa Barry Equestrian for riders with anxious horses!

"Go back to basics and make your exercises simple. Start with just poles on the ground and gradually build up to jumps. Add halts at the end of the exercise or begin the exercise at a walk to help keep the horse from getting too excited. Slowing things down allows horses to understand what you are asking of them and helps them learn it's no big deal."

Winter show season is here! Give your horses the nutritional support they need to stay healthy, strong, and ready to per...
01/31/2026

Winter show season is here! Give your horses the nutritional support they need to stay healthy, strong, and ready to perform. Learn more about our scientifically proven supplements at kppusa.com.

Do you struggle with your horse going off feed and losing weight every winter? So did Dr. Erika Wierman of Bluegrass Equ...
01/30/2026

Do you struggle with your horse going off feed and losing weight every winter? So did Dr. Erika Wierman of Bluegrass Equine Dentistry...until she tried Neigh-Lox® and EndurExtra®! Find out how it worked out in the comments below.

Happy birthday to KPP President Delia Nash's racehorse, Sibelius! 🎂
01/29/2026

Happy birthday to KPP President Delia Nash's racehorse, Sibelius! 🎂

When your barn is icy, you might be tempted to reach for a commercial sidewalk salt or salt and sand mix. But pause and ...
01/29/2026

When your barn is icy, you might be tempted to reach for a commercial sidewalk salt or salt and sand mix. But pause and think twice—horses love salt. The last thing you need is for your horse to ingest the harmful chemicals associated with commercial salt mixes. Try one of these tips for managing icy ground around your barn instead– find them at the link in the comments.

01/28/2026

Meet two best friends and a superstar eventing team—Lisa Barry & Possum.

You can find Ker-a-Form™, Summer Games® Electrolytes, Elevate® Natural Vitamin E, ProbioticWise®, and AirWise® in Lisa's feed room 🌾

Are you supporting your horse correctly this winter? Targeted supplements can help your horse stay healthy all winter lo...
01/27/2026

Are you supporting your horse correctly this winter? Targeted supplements can help your horse stay healthy all winter long. If you're unsure what supplement your horse needs (or if they need one at all), check out our decision tree.

We’re open today and happy to assist with all of your supplement-related needs! We appreciate your patience as our team ...
01/26/2026

We’re open today and happy to assist with all of your supplement-related needs! We appreciate your patience as our team works through the aftermath of this weekend’s snowstorm. If you happen to call when we’re unavailable, please leave a message and we’ll return your call as quickly as we can.

Stay warm out there, Kentucky!

Don't wait until an emergency situation to check your horse's vitals. Understanding how to evaluate them is crucial so y...
01/25/2026

Don't wait until an emergency situation to check your horse's vitals. Understanding how to evaluate them is crucial so you're not fumbling with an unfamiliar stethoscope in an urgent scenario, and so you have a good baseline for what is your horse's "normal."

Quick tip: Keep a journal of your horse's vitals so you can refer back to them over time. Make note of what your horse was doing (i.e. exercising, turnout, medical emergency) when you took them, as the situation will have a big impact on the numbers.

When the wind is blowing and snow is falling off the riding arena roof, KPP-sponsored Team Irwin Dressage says a sound-p...
01/24/2026

When the wind is blowing and snow is falling off the riding arena roof, KPP-sponsored Team Irwin Dressage says a sound-proof bonnet is an essential piece of winter riding gear.

"When the wind is howling and the arena is cracking, the bonnet can muffle some of the scary sounds for noise-sensitive horses! A radio or sound system is also a great idea to drown out the winter noises. Know your horse and what noises set them off. Some horses are not good with jackets that make a lot of noise or your hood bouncing around. Be smart about your riding attire!" - Tina & Jaimey Irwin

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