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EOT Equine Services I am fully qualified in sports and rehabilitation massage. I clip and groom
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Another CPD course completed 😀
10/11/2024

Another CPD course completed 😀

Benny had his first clip with his new owner the other day. He was a little star and stood very well 🤩 🩵
09/11/2024

Benny had his first clip with his new owner the other day. He was a little star and stood very well 🤩 🩵

Chip looks so much neater after his full clip 😍 Just look at all that fluff 😳Isn't he handsome 💙
08/11/2024

Chip looks so much neater after his full clip 😍
Just look at all that fluff 😳
Isn't he handsome 💙

08/11/2024

I am feeling like a proper adult today, for the first time in my life, I have had to take my car for its MOT 😆 Thankfully its passed 😊

Sylvia had a low trace clip to help her keep cool in this mild weather. She only had a small bit taken off to avoid rugg...
03/11/2024

Sylvia had a low trace clip to help her keep cool in this mild weather. She only had a small bit taken off to avoid rugging where possible.
She was a superstar ✨️
This was her first clip with me 🥰

Fizz had an Irish clip with her legs off, she looks so smart now 🙂
02/11/2024

Fizz had an Irish clip with her legs off, she looks so smart now 🙂

After the first clip, I often get asked how long to leave it before booking their next clip. Well, that can be difficult...
01/11/2024

After the first clip, I often get asked how long to leave it before booking their next clip.
Well, that can be difficult to answer as each horse is different.
The first clip usually grows out the quickest.
Here is an example of 5 weeks' worth of growth, John is fully clipped all year round. He typically grows his coat back fairly quickly. I've others who need booking in again after 3/4 weeks, and I also have some horses. I only clip twice a year as that's all they need.

Here's a picture showing the difference in coat length left on the horse, between the regular medium A2 blades and the ...
31/10/2024

Here's a picture showing the difference in coat length left on the horse, between the regular medium A2 blades and the covercote blades. Covercote blades have become more popular in recent years for leaving that little but extra coat on the horse to prevent them from getting sunburn in summer. If they have pink skin, and also to leave a more natural coat for showing whilst taking enough off so they do not get too sweaty.

Kiera was unimpressed when I arrived to clip her, I think she was happy with her clip once I was done. Especially with h...
25/10/2024

Kiera was unimpressed when I arrived to clip her, I think she was happy with her clip once I was done. Especially with her hearts don't they look cute 😍 💕❤️💖

Gizmo has a great character he makes me smile all the time.He had a hunter clip and his mane pulled 🥰💚💙
24/10/2024

Gizmo has a great character he makes me smile all the time.
He had a hunter clip and his mane pulled 🥰💚💙

Ahh, little Dinky 😍
23/10/2024

Ahh, little Dinky 😍

Ahh, the gorgeous Bonnie she had a trace clip with her legs fully clipped off 😍
22/10/2024

Ahh, the gorgeous Bonnie she had a trace clip with her legs fully clipped off 😍

This year has been interesting for me with Suzie. She started out with some odd marks on her face. I thought she had bee...
21/10/2024

This year has been interesting for me with Suzie. She started out with some odd marks on her face. I thought she had been eating in the hedges, and she got worse over the following month. See the pictures.
I got the vet out who really wasn't sure what was causing her skin issues. She was treated with a steroid, anti histimine, and anti-inflammatory. Which whilst she was on the highest dose, she was getting better. I decided to try Kyla 4Horses ESMT. It was amazing to get her out, and I discovered that Suzie had blockages in one of her kidneys and her liver. Since I have put her on the recommended herbs, Suzies has never looked better. I can't recommend Kyla enough. Before, she came out. I was unable to reduce the vet prescribed tablets, and now her skin looks so healthy 😍

A before and after of the beautiful Millie 😍 Remember, I am fully booked up until 7th November, but if I do get a cancel...
15/10/2024

A before and after of the beautiful Millie 😍
Remember, I am fully booked up until 7th November, but if I do get a cancellation, I will post it on here 😊

15/10/2024

🎀 We have added 2 more classes 🎀

Rosettes kindly sponsored by:

50cm Sue Smith
60cm Sue Smith
70cm Gaynor Mallinson Heritage 2022
80cm EOT Equine Services

Please come and support our charity event, best dressed in pink wins a FREE arena hire!!!

Trot on tea room will be open serving hot food & home made cakes.
Any cake for £2 with every hot drink purchased and all money from the cake sales will be donated to cancer.
We will donate all the entry fees from the 60cm class to cancer.

There will also be guess the weight of the cake to win the cake 🧁 & other little games in the cafe.

Let’s help this fabulous cause, at some point 1 of us or someone we know has been affected by cancer so let’s do our bit!

15/10/2024

I have space on Friday if any one wants anything doing.
Clipping or a massage for their horse.
Other than that I am taking bookings for November now, thanks for leeping me busy guys ❤️💕💖

Bentley had a full clip the other day. He stood like a super star 🌟Just a quick reminder I am booking up quite quickly, ...
12/10/2024

Bentley had a full clip the other day. He stood like a super star 🌟

Just a quick reminder I am booking up quite quickly, I do not have any more spaces for October. If you want me, please get in touch sooner rather than later to avoid disappointment.

A big thank you to everyone who is keeping me busy. I really appreciate it 😍🥰

The handsome Murphy, he had a hunter clip with his legs blended 😍Just to let everyone know, I have very limited spaces u...
10/10/2024

The handsome Murphy, he had a hunter clip with his legs blended 😍

Just to let everyone know, I have very limited spaces up until November, so if you want me to clip your horse, please get in touch sooner rather than later 😊

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Your Horses tail is an extension of their spine, Tail mobilisation work can tell us a but about the muscles along the horses' spine. Here, you can see their is no resistance to what I am doing. This exercise stimulates the muscles controlling the tail and the ones at the base of the spine. Horses should be warmed up before trying this exercise. This is not something every horse enjoys, so be aware that some horses may kick out.

Here, you can see the start off the massage aimed to relax the splenius muscle. The splenius muscle runs from the cervical vertebra to the poll area of the horse. It extends and elevates the neck, stabilises the head and neck, and provides lateral flexion Here you can see I started with some light effleurage to show Millie where I was going to be working followed by some plamer hand circles to get the area warmed up and the blood flowing before moving on to some deeper work. Which will be shown at a later date Massage is important for maintaining and enhancing your horses performance

Bonnie showed all the signs of relaxation and releases during her massage last week, As you can see, she's licking chewing, slow blinking, and yawning

Here I am demonstrating some palmer hand circles. I use this move to help increase oxygen to the area I am working on. It also increases the removal of carbon dioxide and waste products out of the muscle. It warms the are up nicely before moving on the deeper work within the muscle. If you have any questions about my work, please feel free to message me 🙂

Here is an example of effleurage strokes, These are used for initial strokes, so your horse is aware of where I will be working. They are also used when going from one area to the next. They warm the area up and prepare the tissues for deeper strokes. It has a mechanical drainage effect. This stroke is used towards the heart to assist the natural flow of venous blood. It also assists with the drainage of lymphatic fluid. It warms the tissue and encourages the release of natural endorphins. This is a brief overview of one of the many strikes that are used in your horses massage. All horses benefit from massage. Feel free to contact me for more information 🐎🐴 😊

I am not sure whether to keep it short or grow it out from now on 🤔🤩😍💖 What would you do?

How often do you feel your horses back muscles? This back muscle I am checking is the Longissimus Dorsi. It's the largest muscle of the horses back. The saddle sits here. With it being just under the surface, it's the easiest to feel to detect any issues. As you can see here with Millie, her back is lovely and supple there's no tension, pain reaction or muscle fasciculatuon. This is how we like the muscles to respond, they are soft supple and spring back in to place when my fingers move over them. If you would like your horse checking over feel free to message me. I am a fully qualified and insured sports and rehabilitation massage therapist 🐎🐴

Regularly watching your horse move will give you a good indication of when there is a problem. It also gives us massage therapists a good indication of which muscles need the most work 🐎

In the first part of this video you can see I am asking Suzie to do a back lift by applying pressure to her belly, we really don't get a great response from this. So the second part of the video is me getting Suzie to do a carrot stretch between her front legs, on this one you can really see the lift in her back. Just goes to show no every way works for every horse

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