Angel Equine Services, LLC

12/23/2024

Call to ask about how Shockwave could benefit your Equine Athlete

12/10/2024

Headed to AZ for some fun! Don’t wait too long to get your horses in condition to go to warmer weather and play! Get on the schedule! 307-939-3299 or 307-351-5372

12/02/2024

UPDATE: Last minute openings!! December 10 thru December 16. Will give a special price to fill the spots - 5 Swim Minimum. Call Amy at 307-351-5372 or 307-939-3299

12/01/2024

Whenever I read or listen to podcasts I hold in the back of my mind those horses who don't have run of the mill issues, but are in pain. This podcast and several of Dr. DeClue's other podcasts have been like a lightbulb going off in my head, or actually, justification for what I felt was happening with these horses.

Episode 43: Body Lameness in Sport Horses In this episode, Dr. Audrey DeClue focuses on the impact that the axial skeleton has on the performance of your horse. This often-overlooked connection can…

11/29/2024

I have been studying the thoracic sling and know of several horses that had mystery issues that are most likely a thoracic sling issue. That is why Angel Equine Services has purchased a new tool that should help these issues!!! Look for more information to come!!!!

11/28/2024

11/27/2024

This is a happy sight for me!! Who else loves a well groomed arena?

11/25/2024

Happy Thankful November

11/11/2024

We were happy to sponsor the Thar’s Ranch Sorting “Legend” Saddle! Congratulations Craig Megadanz!!!

10/22/2024

Making progress!!

10/21/2024

Wounds are healing, horses are rehabbing!!

Amy broke her wrist last week, and will not be doing bodywork for a while, but Angel Equine services continues conditioning and healing horses.

09/19/2024

Good farriers are worth their weight in gold! Long toes and low heels cause a lot of damage not only to tendons and ligaments but to bony structures such as the navicular!!

09/17/2024

Long toes only affect the navicular right?

The leg has a series of joints. The metacarpo-phalangeal joint (fetlock), the proximal interphalangeal joint and distal interphalangeal joint (Pastern and coffin). Each one of these joints is a centre of rotation and because of how the digit is not underneath the limb, but in front off, each of these joints is profoundly affected by the distance from its centre of rotation to the point at which the ground acts through the hoof. In the form of the turning force (moment).
An increased turning force must be counteracted by whatever keeps those joints from descending under the load, the tendons AND ligaments.

Hence why long toes affect ALL of the soft tissue structures on the back of the leg. Both tendons and the suspensory!

If you would like this information clarified, explained in simpler terms and would like an introductory lesson in equine digit biomechanics then join myself and The study of the equine hoof on the 3rd Oct at 7pm BST where I will be doing just that.

https://equineeducationhub.thinkific.com/courses/digit-biomechanics-101

09/16/2024

It’s a great Monday to start a new horse on the treadmill and help Caitlin, Frosty, and Ice continue their winning run!!!

09/16/2024

First time on the treadmill. He did great!

09/16/2024

With Fizz Bomb Classic – I just got recognized as one of their top fans! 🎉. Such an amazing production and your social media was impressive this year 💛🫶🏼👏