“I thought I was going to lose Red, the difference is amazing and its the whole horse approach, he has never been so happy”. by Laura Eaton

Taz is owned by the lovely Cathy Smith. After being used as a demo horse at an Intelligent Horsemanship clinic, a lot of issues were revealed and Cathy learnt ET in order to help Taz become much more comfortable in his body.

This is a report from Equine Touch student Lauren Moss. As part of Equine Touch training, all students complete over 120 hours of hands on time on horses perfecting their technique through a series of case studies. This particular horse, Rosie, benefited greatly from Equine Touch and we also include comments from her owner, Karen.

Liz Coates recounts how Equine Touch came at just the right time to help her beautiful Susi recover from the particularly traumatic experience of being stuck in barbed wire for many hours.

Wendy Avery’s powerful account on why she felt Equine Touch was the best gift she could give to her wonderful horse, Nick.

Anke Heley, owner of the wonderful T-Bjorn, tells us how this horse benefited from Equine Touch and why she now has a lot of out-of-date bute in the tack room.

Lemur was a very nervous, anxious mare when I met her and the owner said she had always been very nervy around people, quite highly strung and not the relaxed type. She had a lot of physical issues and this is a fascinating case study about how Equine Touch helps both the body and the mind.

When Banal was about 6 he developed behaviour problems, he became sticky, unwilling to go forward, or up and down hills and then he began to rear.  His muscles and soft tissue became compromised and with that he was unwilling to track up…. but Equine Touch offered a lifeline and he is now pain free and loves to hack out and explore!