Fatigue in Equine Athletes In the competitive world of equestrian sports, fatigue in horses often goes unnoticed until it impacts their performance. Understanding and addressing this silent challenge…

1. Horses are obligate nasal breathers, which means a horse only breathes through his nose during exercise. During exercise, it becomes twice as difficult for horses to move air into the lungs due to…

The quest for optimal performance is paramount in the competitive arena of equine sports. A significant challenge in this pursuit is Exercise-Induced Pulmonary Hemorrhage (EIPH), a condition that, al…

Dr. Jim Chiapetta and Hanna Hartman from Achieve Equine, LLC, manufacturer of FLAIR® Equine Nasal Strips, were recently featured on Farley Schweighart’s The Rider’s Edge Podcast. Titled “10 Things t…

As we transition into the warmer months, there are a few important steps we can take to help keep our horses safe.  First, you can reduce the risk of poor performance and heat stroke by en…