Horse Sense Education and Advocacy

09/27/2025

Something you think about.

09/26/2025

I am happy the humans are happy but sticks out more to me is that this a prime example of horses just trying to survive the day when in the company of humans. There is another soul to this team that also deserves respect for all the effort to make the “win.” Please humans, remember this truth when in these moments. Especially to the professional humans- people are watching and learning ‘ok’ behavior from you💝

09/18/2025

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WE ARE EXCITED FOR OUR EQUINE CRANIOSACRAL WORKSHOPS COMING TO CALIFORNIA IN OCTOBER!!!

COME JOIN MAUREEN ROGERS, FOUNDER OF EQUINE CRANIOSACRAL WORKSHOPS -COMING FROM EUROPE!

RESERVE YOUR SPOT TODAY!

ECS1 ”A FOUNDATION CLASS” OCTOBER 6-9, 2025

EPD ONE DAY EQUINE PELVIS DISSECTION
OCTOBER 12, 2025

ECS2 “UNWINDING “ OCTOBER 13-16, 2025

LOCATION: Equine Harmony Rescue & Rehab
WATSONVILLE, CA USA

Registration is OPEN! Click here to register
https://www.equinecraniosacral.com/schedule.php

CONTACT US WITH ANY QUESTIONS YOU HAVE
BY EMAIL AT [email protected]

WE LOOK FORWARD TO YOU JOINING US IN OCTOBER!

09/11/2025

Great oportunity for advanced learning!

WE ARE EXCITED FOR OUR EQUINE CRANIOSACRAL WORKSHOPS COMING TO CALIFORNIA IN OCTOBER!!!

COME JOIN MAUREEN ROGERS, FOUNDER OF EQUINE CRANIOSACRAL WORKSHOPS -COMING FROM EUROPE!

RESERVE YOUR SPOT TODAY!

ECS1 ”A FOUNDATION CLASS” OCTOBER 6-9, 2025

EPD ONE DAY EQUINE PELVIS DISSECTION
OCTOBER 12, 2025

ECS2 “UNWINDING “ OCTOBER 13-16, 2025

LOCATION: Equine Harmony Rescue & Rehab
WATSONVILLE, CA USA

Registration is OPEN! Click here to register
https://www.equinecraniosacral.com/schedule.php

CONTACT US WITH ANY QUESTIONS YOU HAVE
BY EMAIL AT [email protected]

WE LOOK FORWARD TO YOU JOINING US IN OCTOBER!

08/29/2025

Why I love these girls - always

08/28/2025

Thank you to all farriers who think like this- From horses everywhere

08/28/2025

Con't education- why houseowners need to know more- Thank you Tomas G. Teskey and Equine CranioSacral Workshops- for the shred video:
🎥 Why This Video Matters:
Seeing the navicular bone in motion changes everything. It helps explain why x-rays showing “holes” or irregularities in the hoof might indicate a problem—or might not. It also sheds light on what your vet might mean when they say the elusive phrase, “It’s navicular.” That diagnosis can point to a wide range of issues—not necessarily damage to the bone itself, but dysfunction in how the bone interacts with surrounding tissues, fascia, and movement patterns. Think of it like hearing “tight stifle”—a phrase that often signals a broader biomechanical concern.
The Real Function—Not Just the Theory:
Most horse owners don’t attend dissections, but understanding what’s common—and what’s possible—is essential. The navicular bone isn’t just a passive structure. It’s a dynamic part of the hoof’s shock-absorbing system, working in concert with the deep digital flexor tendon and the surrounding fascia to support fluid, resilient movement.
Industry Description (for reference):
Nestled deep within the horse’s hoof, the navicular bone is a small, boat-shaped structure located behind the coffin bone and beneath the short pastern. It acts like a pulley for the deep digital flexor tendon, helping the horse absorb shock and move with grace.- Kristin Praly HS 2025

08/28/2025

🦷 Understanding Equine Teeth: Why Precision Matters
This diagram, sourced from Equus Magazine, a leading magazine for horse owners, reflects the conventional understanding of equine dentition. While educators often use metaphors like the "mechanical pencil" to explain tooth eruption—suggesting that teeth continually push outward like pencil lead—this analogy misses a critical point: equine teeth are finite.
Yes, horse teeth do erupt throughout life, but unlike a mechanical pencil, you cannot refill the lead. Once tooth material is gone, it’s gone for good. This distinction is vital for anyone involved in equine care, especially horse owners and veterinary professionals.
Devastating dentistry: Overfloating—removing more tooth than necessary—can drastically shorten a horse’s functional dental lifespan. Even a millimeter of excess reduction can compromise mastication, jaw movement, and long-term health. Many horses fail to reach 20 years with viable teeth, not due to age or genetics, but because of avoidable human error.- Kristin Praly

08/22/2025

A reminder the Pioneer of Equine Cranio Sacral is coming back to town. This series is to be continued and mark your calendars for ECS courses. Please if you are interested- DO NOT put it off as Maureen goes all over the world. Definitely sign up while she is actually here. We will be a Equine Harmony Rescue & Rehab and Rehab in Aptos this time: Please contact Equine CranioSacral Workshops to get your spot! Continuing Education NEVER disappoints!