KER Eventers Top The Fork and Chatt Hills

Top eventers worldwide rely on products and nutrition expertise from Kentucky Equine Research. The weekend of April 6-7 was especially successful for KER-sponsored riders, with top placings at two important preps for the upcoming Land Rover Kentucky Three-Day Event.

At The Fork CCI-S and Horse Trials, held at the Tryon International Equestrian Center, Liz Halliday-Sharp continued her dominating dressage run at 4* events this spring, finishing that phase in first and second with Fernhill By Night and Deniro Z, respectively, in the CCI 4*-Short division. She added only time on cross-country to finish third and fourth on the experienced campaigners, giving Deniro Z his final prep before the Kentucky 5*.

Liz relies on new antioxidant supplement Nano-Q10™  to help her horses recover between phases. She also uses Bio-Bloom™ PS, EO-3™, Restore® SR, RiteTrac®, and Synovate HA® to give her horses targeted nutritional support for optimal performance.

“The ability to quickly bounce back between phases is so important in eventing,” Liz said. “Coenzyme Q10 is a key nutrient for muscle health and recovery. I rely on Nano-Q10 from KER to ensure I’m supporting my winning event horses with the latest in equine nutrition science.”

Dom Schramm also used the CCI 4*-Short as a Kentucky prep for Bolytair B, and won the Open Training with young mare Quadrocana. Dom uses Restore® SR, as well as Bio-Bloom™ PS, Triacton®, and Micro-Max™ for the horses in his program.

Buck Davidson chose to take his string of upper-level horses to Chatt Hills April CCI-S and Horse Trials. He finished second and eighth in the CCI 4*-Short with Kentucky entries Park Trader and Copper Beach. He won the Advanced on Jak My Style, and also placed fourth and sixth in that division. Buck relies on KER Sport Horse Nutrition feeds RE-LEVE® Sport and Ovation™ to supply nutrition that ensures his horses perform their best.

Anna Loschiavo also finished fifth in the CCI 4*-Short with Spartacus Q. Anna uses Nano-Q10, as well as KER ClockIt™ Sport, a mobile app developed by Kentucky Equine Research, to closely monitor her fitness program.