Equine Massage
With over 30 years of riding experience, from competing at Intermediate level eventing to Medium level dressage, I bring a rider’s understanding and a therapist’s skill to every session. I’ve spent my life around horses, including my retired old gentleman Will and my current Lusitano, Boemio, who keeps me learning every day.
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My equine massage treatments are calm, confident and tailored to support your horse’s comfort, movement and overall wellbeing.
How It Helps
Softer, more supple movement
Reduced tension and soreness
Improved comfort under saddle
Better posture and freedom through the body
Support during training, rehab or changes in workload
Your Horse’s Session
I begin with a quiet assessment of posture and movement, then work through the body using soft tissue techniques, myofascial release and gentle mobilisation.
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Each session is shaped around your horse's needs, with clear aftercare and observations provided.
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Your horse's comfort and trust guide everything I do.
Pricing
Single horse                                        £65Â
Focused full body treatment tailored to your horse's needs.
Two horses (same yard)                        £55 each
Discounted rate when booking two horses at the same yard.
Three or more                                 £50 each
Special rate for bookings of three or more horses.
Ideal For
Competition horses, older horses needing comfort, horses in rehab, and those showing stiffness or behavioural changes.
Typically 45–60 minutes depending on your horse’s needs.
Yes. Please ensure your horse is dry, mudfree, and in a quiet area.
Each session begins with a quiet assessment of posture, movement and behaviour. I then work through your horse’s body using soft tissue techniques, myofascial release, stretching and gentle mobilisation.
Yes. Precompetition sessions help prepare the body for freer movement, while postcompetition treatments support recovery and comfort. I’ll adjust the approach depending on timing and discipline.
Most horses benefit from regular sessions every 4–6 weeks. Competition horses or horses in rehab may need more frequent treatments. I’ll advise what’s best for your horse after the first session.
You need consent if your horse is currently under veterinary care for an injury or medical condition.
Yes riding your horse after a treatment is fine.
No. Massage benefits horses at all stages; retired, in light work, in full training or returning after time off. The treatment is always adapted to their age, workload and comfort
Yes, many of my clients compete across dressage, show jumping, and eventing.
A quiet stable or sheltered area is ideal. I’ll also need a safe, level surface for the initial assessment.
Yes. Treatments are adapted to age, workload and stage of rehabilitation.
Yes. I cover Buckinghamshire and surrounding areas. Travel fees may apply depending on distance.
Absolutely. I’m happy to collaborate to support your horse’s wider care plan.
Common signs include stiffness, reluctance to bend, unevenness, girthiness, changes in behaviour, or difficulty with transitions. If you’re unsure, I can assess and advise.