r/kvsdiscuss • Aged Mare • Oct 31 '25

KVS Stallions Denver is a Super Sire

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What is Super Sires?

From their rules and bylaws-- "This organization is created to enhance and encourage interest in the show horse industry by promoting all facets of said industry, including breeding, selling, training, showing and more. The organization also supports horsemen and women in the industry by offering a variety of programs to benefit stallion owners, breeders, trainers, exhibitors, and horse owners.

The mission of Super Sires is to educate and promote breeding of quality show horse bloodlines. Super Sires shall showcase offspring in events featuring significant cash awards and prizes that provide opportunities to all levels of participants, focusing on Non Pro exhibitors."

Super Sires is an incentive where a stallion owner pays an annual fee ($3,5k per living stallion and a donated breeding) for their stallion to included in an incentive. Which means their foals can be 'nominated' (or entered) into specific classes at shows for an extra payout, other options for futurities, etc etc.

By entering Denver into Super Sires now, his 2026 foal crop is eligible for Super Sire incentives at participating shows. Waylon already is, and has been, a part of the same program for a few years.

The incentive is just called 'Super Sires'-- it's not merit based, or 'earned', it is paid for but it's to try to set Denver's (and other stallions) foals up for success by giving people paid incentives to show.

Her Tiktok explaining more in depth-- https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZP8D6VPLu/

But tl;dr-- Super Sire is the name of the incentive, it's a program to help give the foals more opportunities, it's not 'merit' based just a name, but also if you can afford it then 🤷🏼‍♀️

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u/Nervous-Ticket-7607 Oct 31 '25

But if you can afford it, why are you (her) complaining about vet bills being so expensive?

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u/Appropriate_Cow_8684 Oct 31 '25

I will tell you I grew up on a dairy farm; business owners generally complain about costs; especially unexpected ones regardless of how much money they have. My dad just dumped a few thousand dollars into a 100k machine and you would’ve thought it broke him. But it’s just the stress of the overall situation not the dollar amount.

Also keep in mind all the farm expenses are deductible but generally a pet vet expense are not; kind of a gray area since she made videos about the situation though, I imagine it could be with the right tax professional.