Here at Rainbow Valley Horsemanship, I believe that everything we do with our horses revolves around them being as comfortable in their body as they can be. Now, I'm not talking body image, I'm talking about being as sound as they can be.

I see many horses that pigroot, buck, rear, or are aggressive become completely different horses once their pain issues are resolved. if you want your horse to try their best then ensure their body is able ton perform what you are asking them to do with regular bowen therapy. It is a gentle, non-invasive body work technique that can resolve many issues in one session, although sometimes more than one may be needed in order to resolve the problem and prevent it from re-occurring.

HERE's A FUN FACT

A horses doesn't have a collarbone like people do so it's front legs are not attached to it's main skeleton. That's right!! Although a horse can carry up to 70% of it's weight on it's forelimbs, they are not supported by the rest of the skeleton.