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Simon Hodgson is a dual-purpose racehorse trainer based in the beautiful surroundings of Yeovil, Somerset. He maybe new to the training ranks, but not to the industry, possessing 30 years experience, including having ridden winners on the flat & over jumps.
In his younger...
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Karen is a BHSI; she has attained UKCC Level 3 and is an approved R.W.Y.M. Biomechanics Coach. Karen is available for private and shared lessons in the south west of England and for clinics throughout the UK and Abroad.
"I am very happy to teach all levels of horse...
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Molly Fursman is a member of The Association of Chartered Physiotherapists in Animal Therapy (ACPAT) working in Somerset. Animals, like people, respond to physiotherapy. The purpose of physiotherapy is to restore and maintain mobility, function, independence and...
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Practiced by the Chinese and other Eastern cultures for thousands of years, acupuncture may be used to treat a wide variety of illnesses. It has evolved from the ancient art of placing needles into special locations on the body to alleviate pain, improve recovery rates and...
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Acupuncture is primarily used in horses to promote pain relief. This is achieved by unblocking ‘acupoints’ and stimulating nerve endings. During acupuncture sessions, most horses remain relaxed and are unaffected by the placement of needles.
As a member of ABVA...
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After being introduced to barefoot management some 9 years ago, I started trimming my own horses and have continued ever since. All 8 of my equine friends are soundly barefoot. Their ages range from 2 to 24 years old, and the herd is a mix of a stallion, geldings and mares.
I...
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My name is Kerry Clampton and I work in Gloucestershire, Somerset, Wiltshire and Warwickshire. I am a member of The Association of Chartered Physiotherapists in Animal Therapy (ACPAT). As an ACPAT member I am a fully qualified Chartered Physiotherapist (MCSP) having trained in...
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The benefits of massage include increased range of motion, enhanced performance, increased circulation, relieving muscle spasm and tension, whilst increasing muscle tone. Animals, like people, respond to physiotherapy. The purpose of physiotherapy is to restore and maintain...
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Physiotherapy can help your horse by relieving pain, increasing mobility and promoting healing. Often horses only display subtle signs of pain or discomfort such as a change in behaviour, a change in performance, stiffness or a change in their normal movement...
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Acupuncture is more commonly being seen as an alternative therapy for the treatment of colic, skin conditions, sinusitis, conjunctivitis, back & neck pain and behavioural problems.
Nick Thompson is a member of ABVA, the Association of British Veterinary Acupuncturist...
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Veerle Dejonckheere is a member of ABVA, the Association of British Veterinary Acupuncturist offering services in Somerset. The ABVA maintains standards of education, ethics, practice and discipline to ensure the health and wellbeing of animals in the UK. It provides a basic...
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This unique livery yard is set in the heart of the beautiful Somerset countryside close to the Mendip Hills and in the centre of the picturesque village of Lympsham. Lympsham Manor Livery offers you not only a warm, welcome and safe environment but, most of all, a service to...
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I am a qualified equine physio working in Somerset. As An ACPAT (Association of Chartered Physiotherapists in Animal Therapy) member I am a fully qualified Chartered Physiotherapist (MCSP) having trained in physiotherapy and rehabilitation for animals.
Equine physiotherapy is...
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Horse behaviour problems can arise due to a number of issues. There is always a reason behind the behaviour be it pain, discomfort, fear, tension or learned misbehaviour.
My methods are based on the research and science of horse behaviour and I take a holistic approach which...
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