Stourport is such a nice place to run a clinic at. The staff are all friendly and welcoming, there's free tea and coffee (and sometimes chocolate - but don't tell anyone that, because I'm supposed to be on a sugar free diet!), and the facilities are ideal.
Each month I treat several horses, either belonging to the Riding Centre, or horses who have travelled to the clinic for me to treat. This month included Arnie, Lincoln and Uno, amongst others. Uno is a young horse, in ridden work for around a year now, and he's one of the nicest 'people' you could ever hope to meet. He was also a model for us at the Horse Massage for Horse Owners course that we ran last weekend - I think Sara, who was working with him then, would have liked to move into his stable with him! He's just started jumping, and Gemma, who runs Stourport, is great at making sure the horses are checked out regularly, so she wanted to make sure he wasn't struggling physically with the change in workload. Lincoln is reportedly his usual self, showing off his huge talent - he knows he's the star of the yard! And Arnie is coming on in leaps and bounds with rosettes every time he goes out. It's a pleasure to work with such pleasant, relaxed, happy horses - all credit to Gemma, Dan and the team for creating an environment that both encourages and allows this. I'm already looking forward to going back next month!
If you'd like to bring your horse along for assessment and treatment, drop me an email through my website, www.thehorsephysio.co.uk.
Each month I treat several horses, either belonging to the Riding Centre, or horses who have travelled to the clinic for me to treat. This month included Arnie, Lincoln and Uno, amongst others. Uno is a young horse, in ridden work for around a year now, and he's one of the nicest 'people' you could ever hope to meet. He was also a model for us at the Horse Massage for Horse Owners course that we ran last weekend - I think Sara, who was working with him then, would have liked to move into his stable with him! He's just started jumping, and Gemma, who runs Stourport, is great at making sure the horses are checked out regularly, so she wanted to make sure he wasn't struggling physically with the change in workload. Lincoln is reportedly his usual self, showing off his huge talent - he knows he's the star of the yard! And Arnie is coming on in leaps and bounds with rosettes every time he goes out. It's a pleasure to work with such pleasant, relaxed, happy horses - all credit to Gemma, Dan and the team for creating an environment that both encourages and allows this. I'm already looking forward to going back next month!
If you'd like to bring your horse along for assessment and treatment, drop me an email through my website, www.thehorsephysio.co.uk.
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