Blue Chip Feed | Horse Supplements & Horse Feed Balancers

Blue Chip Karma is designed to improve temperament, concentration and your horses performance under stress.

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Local Rider Magazine tested Karma and said;

“I have used this on a horse that is normally spooky and silly to school.  Since being on Karma he has been much more sensible and has concentrated on his work, therefore producing a better quality of work.  I have upped the amount given just before competitions as I have found this is right for my horse.”

Local Rider Magazine

Blue Chip Joint RLF is designed to reduce inflamation, promote mobility and soundness, and boost performance. Naturally.  

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Local Rider Magazine said about Blue Chip Joint RLF,

 “I noticed an almost immediate improvement in my horse’s way of going.  His stride lengthened and he seemed more relaxed.  I was amazed that there were so many beneficial ingredients in one bottle.  Smells great too.”

Local Rider Magazine

Spread The Word is a 10-year-old gelding by Welton Crackerjack who events and also competes at advanced medium level in pure dressage.

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Tester Ellie Hughes says,

“Spread The Word is a good doer and can lack sparkle but after three months on Blue Chip Pro I have noticed a difference in his physique. Before, if I wasn’t careful, he would tend to lose his topline and gain stomach weight. I slightly reduced the amount of high-energy mix and alfalfa I fed him and replaced this with a cup of Blue Chip morning and night. Since starting this he has maintained his topline and feels better than he’s ever done before. Since undergoing an operation on his elbow two years ago he’s always taken a little longer to warm-up and start swinging in his paces. Since I began feeding him Blue Chip’s Joint RLF I have noticed that he has loosened up a lot more quickly. I will definitely be keeping him on it.” MORE INFO…

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Advice line: +44 (0)114 263 1200
Office: +44 (0)114 266 6200
Email: info@bluechipfeed.com
Address: 504 Ecclesall Road, Sheffield, S11 8PY.

Results from Stallion AI Services Before & After feeding DYNAMIC

In 2001 Blue Chip was approached by Tullis Matson of Stallion AI services to develop a supplement to help stallion fertility. When discussing the ingredients he required, Blue Chip realised that most of the ingredients were already in their joint supplement, Blue Chip Dynamic. Those ingredients include: MORE INFO…

Blue Chip Feed was founded in February 1996 by Clare Blaskey and was named after her horse, Blue Chip.

Having had horses all her life and while working for another feed company, Clare’s customers, many of whom had become friends, suggested that she start her own company. Clare knew there had to be a better way of feeding horses and ponies and contacted The Kentucky Equine Research Station in the USA and told them of her ideas. With the help and encouragement of leading scientists, vets and horse owners, Blue Chip Original was formulated and the rest, as they say, is history.

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The 2009 Blue Chip Veteran Horse National Dressage Championship attracted a record number of entries to Solihill Riding Centre, with competitors from all over the UK to compete in what for many would be the highlight of the year.

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Simone Bentley and Gillian Rose were the judges and officiated firstly over the busiest section, at Preliminary level, which was won by Suffolk-based Claire Shadbolt and Sir Wims, just ahead of last year’s winners, Tammy Ruffles and Sterling, both riders rewarded for their confident tests with fabulous prizes from Blue Chip Feeds. MORE INFO…

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Knowledge, skill and experience are all hallmarks of the best farriers and passed down the generations from father to son to grandson, produce a passionate commitment to excellence that is well known to customers of Doug, Neal and now Tom Bradbury, who shoe horses across much of Derbyshire and have shod Blue Chip founder Clare Blaskey’s horses for over 40 years. MORE INFO…

When it comes to dressage, there’s no doubt that schooling and turnout are the two most time consuming aspects of successful preparation and getting them right means patience and hard work.

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Three very successful dressage riders, who all feed Blue Chip, definitely know how to ‘get it right’ and provide an insight into managing schooling time and using effective turnout tricks.

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Jo Bates, producer of top show horses, successful dressage rider, trainer and judge, says, “When you’re schooling, it’s important to concentrate like you would in a competition. Take time to get your transitions right and work on free, forward movement, with the poll the highest point. Horses should also be quick off the leg and you should be accurate, as correct circle diameters are essential for success.” MORE INFO…