Wild Wind Equine Therapy

07/03/2025

📣 LOUDER 📣

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07/01/2025

Another day, another pelvic tilt 🫣

* the before picture is as square as this horse was willing to stand, for obvious reasons

* to reference the maintenance post I made last week… this horse lives in the pasture with his mates, hasn’t done any work for some time

06/30/2025

For the love of god. Listen to your horses 9 times out of 10 they aren’t trying to make you mad, they’re telling you something is not right. Before you dig that spur in, use that crop or bit up… use some critical thinking. PLEASE

06/27/2025

☀️ I’m not sure about you guys but I LOVE summer, and it’s finally starting to act like it around here! So let’s celebrate and welcome warmer weather in July with a draw!

🌊 Each horse booked for an EMOT treatment in July, initial or follow up, will get your name entered into a draw for a FREE EMOT session and a Wild Wind Equine Therapy hat!

🌺 June 31st I will go live and pick the lucky winner on our one and only page! Check out the July schedule for availability or send me a message to get booked in!

*Each horse booked for the month of July for an EMOT will earn you an entry. 1 horse = 1 entry, 4 horses = 4 entries, etc.*

06/27/2025

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06/27/2025

Before and after🫣

06/26/2025

🔧 Maintenance 🔧

Getting the oil changed in your car regularly is critical because the oil will degrade over time. It will lose its ability to do its job effectively causing the engine to work improperly there for creating damage, and reducing fuel efficiency.

So how do cars and oil have anything to do with horses?

Horses aren’t machines, they are a lot more complex, they are living and breathing, which makes maintaining them a heck of a lot harder. You don’t have to ride your horse every day for them to require maintenance, in fact out of all the horses I work on, the ones that don’t have a job and live out in the pasture, need the most work. Now, there is an abundance of maintenance options out there, you do not need all of them but you cannot use none of them.

Cars are parked, still, turned off until you need them. They have no need to use the oil to lubricate the engine, and promote smooth running in this state. When we turn our horses out, on retirement, a break from competition, stall rest even young horses growing in the pasture, they aren’t turned off, still or parked. They are out walking miles and miles a day (hopefully) looking for the best spots to graze, standing, running, bucking, and even napping all use an amount of energy in the body, burning their oil.

Horses don’t have ‘oil’ but similarly they have bodies encapsulating bones, muscles, tendons, ligaments, organs, fascia, blood, lymph, cerebral spinal fluid, synovial fluid and so much more! All of these things are subject to change with age, use of energy and injury which all happen whether your horse is a high calibre performance horse, trail horse, or a beloved pasture pet.

So this is your sign to look after your old timers, retirees, your kid ponies, lesson horses, performance horses, young ones, broodmares, studs and pleasure horses because they can’t change their own oil and after carrying you around for how long, trying their hearts out, winning, loosing, providing you love, a career, comfort and companionship, they DESERVE to feel as good as their bodies will allow and live a life they are comfortable and content in.

06/24/2025

I love all the mares, clients and personal🩷

“Ugh, she’s such a mare! So moody.”

Such a mare.

So, she’s communicative.

She’s emotionally intelligent.

She’s equipped with the evolutionary purpose and ability of teaching younger generations of horses how to be a horse.

Of course she doesn’t hide her feelings, she is supposed to be clear in her communication for a reason.

Of course she has times where she may be a little more sensitive, she has hormonal cycles and can likely have cramps and discomfort just like many of us may experience.

If your perspective on mares is that they’re difficult, moody and unpleasant, maybe you should ask yourself why you’re bringing out the worst of her communication.

Did you ignore her earlier attempts to communicate? Probably.

Are your demands unfair? Possibly.

Are you expecting her to work through pain without batting an eye? Possibly.

Mares are some of the most balanced and kind horses that I have ever worked with.

The stereotypes against them are created by impatient people who get frustrated when their horse tells them no.

The problem is the people, not mares.

So, if you’ve found yourself consistently getting “terrible” mares, the common denominator is you.

06/23/2025

Saw this the other day, all I could was laugh😂

06/23/2025

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06/21/2025

Might start…

06/21/2025

I will be at Calves N Cans in Perdue June 30th and July 1st. I do have limited spots so please pre book if you can!

What I am offering:
- LED red light therapy (a GREAT warmup for those joints or tight areas)
- Full assessment and EMOT treatments
- Acupressure treatment specifically to support performane before your runs and enhance relaxation after

Message me on the page to book! Cant wait to see everyone there, good luck and remember to have fun no and thank your horse🩵