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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
06/04/2026
Big news from the barrel racing world 🐎🔥
FLAIR® Equine Nasal Strips is proud to be sponsoring the Grace & Grit Barrel Race in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada. We love being able to support horses and riders as they go head-to-head for fast runs, tight turns, and all-out grit. Because when a hundredths of a second matter, every detail counts… 💨
Wishing all competitors a safe, fast, and unforgettable event 💙
Showing up and delivering at the Adelaide Equestrian Festival 💥🇦🇺
Stacey Briggs and her horse Marengo Valentino putting down a strong performance in the CCI3-L*. Focused, consistent, and competitive from start to finish!
If you’ve watched her run, you already know ⚡️🛢️🐎
Dusky Lynn Hall brings the grit, the consistency, and the results every time she enters the arena, and we’re proud to be part of her program. are part of her routine in supporting the health of her horse so she can focus on what she does best.
From developing horses to competing at the 4* level, it takes a complete program to succeed in 3 day eventing. Dressage precision, cross-country boldness, and show jumping focus, all coming together through experience and horsemanship.
As a , Megan Sykes knows that performance starts at the nose, and that every detail matters, no matter the level.
05/25/2026
What actually happens when a horse breathes during exercise, and why does it matter more than most riders think?
Hosted by Ask AnimalWeb, this podcast episode brings together Animal Physiologist and Biochemist Dr. David Marlin, and veterinarian and co-inventor of FLAIR® Equine Nasal Strips Jim Chiapetta, for a deep dive into equine breathing, performance, and respiratory health. Tune in as they unpack decades of research, real-world application, and the evolution of FLAIR® Strips.
From airway resistance and EIPH to recovery, lung health, and performance across disciplines, this conversation connects the dots between breathing efficiency and how horses feel, perform, and recover. Whether you’re competing or simply want to better understand your horse, this is one worth listening to.
🎧 Now available to listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Amazon.
We’re so excited to officially welcome Michelle Alley to
Fresh off her win as the 2026 San Angelo Rodeo Barrel Racing Champion, Michelle has been on a serious run. Highlighted by a dominant sweep of her bracket at RodeoHouston, where she won all three rounds and advanced with the fastest times of the series.
She’s also continued to stack results across the season, including a strong showing at Cheyenne Frontier Days and consistent performances that have kept her competitive in the world standings.
We’re excited to have her on the Team and can’t wait to see what’s ahead! ✨
05/22/2026
Equine asthma makes every breath more difficult. 🫁😩
An inflamed airway restricts airflow and increases the effort required to breathe during exercise. Even small reductions in airway diameter can significantly decrease airflow, forcing the horse to generate greater negative pressure to inhale.
This increases respiratory effort, reduces breathing efficiency, and places additional stress on the respiratory system—while requiring more oxygen and blood flow to support the muscles involved in breathing.
To learn more about equine asthma, check out this page on our website 👉
https://flairstrips.com/pages/equine-asthma-and-performance-in-horses
FLAIR® Equine Nasal Strips is excited to sponsor the Future Legends Cup with the American Polocrosse Association, and especially to be backing Lilly Poe’s team as they take on an incredible weekend of development, coaching, and competition.
Events like this are what shape the future, bringing together rising talent and world-class mentorship to grow the sport from the ground up.
We can’t wait to watch these young athletes step up and compete.
Hot, humid conditions can increase respiratory stress during intense exercise. Supporting the nasal passages reduces the work of breathing and promotes efficient breathing during exercise.
Performance starts at the nose, so FLAIR® Equine Nasal Strips are a great place to start your ride.
📸 Alexis Dieckman, Brianna Cox, Darian Raupers, and rider Elisa Wallace and Emily Hamel