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Kentucky Horse Park As host to the 2010 FEI World Equestrian Games, Kentucky Horse Park in Lexington, KY needed an economical way to keep spectators and horses comfortable.

The bovine inspiration behind better milk production.

We don't know about California, but we're darn sure happy cows come from Big Ass Fans. How so? Well, you try doing your job under Africa-hot conditions. Bet you wouldn't perform at your best level either. The same applies to cows. Keeping them comfy keeps them eating, which is the key to optimum milk production. Even better, your herd won't bunch up in one area to keep cool. No matter where cows are in your barn, our Big Ass Fans moves air over all of them. Plus, they cost just pennies-per-hour to operate, meaning energy bills won't milk your wallet dry.

Common sense and horse sense for electrical cents.

We suspect if Mr. Ed could really talk, he'd hoof it to our door to be a spokesperson er, horse. When you think about it (and we have), a Big Ass Fan makes perfect sense for your riding arena. Our high volume, low speed fans create a massive -but gentle- current of air in all directions. So, facilities previously unusable during the hottest times of the day/year are made more comfortable. In addition, the slow rotating blades won't spook the horses. Plus, Big Ass Fans cost just pennies-per-hour to operate, which will rein in your electrical bills.



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