Horse Sense Education and Advocacy

11/27/2025

Before and After Oct 2025 ECS body work sessions. This beauty is 27 years old. Join us on the journey to help her feel younger. Really look at her ability to carry herself between the first, second and third photos of ECS work done by Kristin Praly and Fascia release work done by Horse Sense NP volunteers. Want to learn more about MyDUN? Visit her blog: https://horsesenseeducation.info/blog
More about ECS and how to help equine biomechanics for your horse to be able to perform better?
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11/27/2025

My mentor, Maureen Rogers trailblazer in equine CS for decades, is ready to challenge limited perspectives and fill the educational gaps that persist across the professional worlds of veterinarians, equine dentists, and schools of bodyworkers—from osteopaths to DVMs in every field, including, and especially, dentistry. She brings a holistic lens to equine biomechanics, offering approaches that redefine what true support for the horse looks like. Maureen does not pull punches; she is a pioneer, a Bailey‑like figure (think Grey’s Anatomy) in the equine world. Reaching her level of understanding is no easy feat—it requires years of evidence, relentless vigilance in learning, and a commitment to uncovering truth in both physics and mindset. Yet she has the rare gift of distilling these complex truths so clearly that beginners can grasp. But can the professionals handle the truth? (A 'Few Good Men' and Women really can.)

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11/27/2025

Great for understanding suspension, loading and trim angles!

11/18/2025

Bad News: What the main industry and horse owners haven't realized yet- horses don't graze at this angle. Performing dentistry at this angle is for the dentist's comfort and benefit when performing dentistry.
This angle is NOT the correct angle for the horse's natural grinding when eating.
A more correct way to do dentistry: The head should be lowered and the human under the muzzle (aka low to the ground) for correct natural grinding angles.

Good news the industry is learning and the higher educated DVM's that practice dentistry are coming out with more correct ways than T-stands and high up pullies than seen here.

Easy reader: http://www.neuromuscularhorsedentistry.com/equine-dentistry-faq.html

11/15/2025

Another reason to watch your horse's biomechanics. What you are effectively seeing here is decompression. and a hoof being allowed to operate as it is designed to do. Many ailments just need an educated eye. before they become chronic.

11/13/2025

More equine pullback information via dissection.