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Christina Naas is a licensed massage therapist with an A.A.S. in clinical therapeutic massage and more than twelve years of clinical equine practice; her further training covers equine craniosacral therapy, myofascial release, neuromuscular re-education, corrective exercise and applied kinesiology. She states that she continues to provide in-person services for horses in St. Croix County and […]
Five veterinarians work out of 3810 County Road 12 North in Buffalo, running an ambulatory practice that covers what the clinic calls the West metro: “If you live West of Minneapolis, our veterinarians are in your area daily.” Practice owner Dr Winstead Kirkpatrick graduated from Oklahoma State in 2014; Dr Steve Boster came out of […]
Inpatient work is the newer half of this White Bear Lake practice: Karrie Cable calls it “transitional care for your horse—the crucial bridge between veterinary hospital discharge and home”, taking horses for days or months after surgery, wound injury or a spell of structured rest, with customised rehabilitation plans, wound care, daily monitoring and veterinary […]
The barns stand on part of the old Elmendorf Farm, once James Ben Ali Haggin’s, where Fair Play and Mahubah, sire and dam of Man o’ War, were kept; four columns left from the Green Hills mansion give the business its name. Jeff and Melanie Ramey own it and live on the property, which runs […]
Owner Tony Ocampo attends every foaling here, and the farm takes Thoroughbreds only, mares, foals and yearlings headed for the racing and sales ring. He and Lisa Ocampo began the business in 1999; it now runs 400 acres at 2675 Rice Road with seven barns and about 100 stalls, plus a 250-acre annex on Parkers […]
A Lameness Locator does the computerised gait work, alongside RLT-Vet regenerative laser, focused extracorporeal shockwave, Magna Wave PEMF, Cytowave and a KCI wound VAC for negative pressure wound therapy, with PRP, IRAP and stem cell preparation handled in house. The practice dates from 1991 and works out of 277 Swigert Avenue, the office open 8 […]
An in-ground cold saltwater spa held at 34 degrees, a circular swimming pool, a custom Aquatred and a 570-foot indoor jogging surface of sand and synthetic footing make up the working equipment at this Versailles rehabilitation yard on Shannon Run Road. Hyperbaric oxygen therapy is the centre’s longest-running speciality, with more than 20,000 treatments done, […]
Lexi Corbin holds a B.S. in Equine Science with a specialization in health and rehabilitation from Midway University and is MagnaWave certified. Her practice travels to horse farms across the Kentucky Bluegrass Region and also runs a layup barn in Lexington: heated and air-conditioned, with Nelson automatic waterers, two indoor wash stalls, a eurocizer, a […]
Reining is the whole of the business at 3732 Shepard Road, Aubrey, where Tom McCutcheon — an NRHA Two Million Dollar Rider, World Equestrian Games individual gold and silver medallist, FEI World Reining Finals champion and USEF Equestrian of the Year — trains alongside family. Wife Mandy is an NRHA Three Million Dollar Rider and […]
Three veterinarians who had been competing practices at Trinity Meadows Racetrack, Dr. Mike Fox, Dr. Marty Ivey and Dr. Steve Hurlbert, combined their practices into Equine Sports Medicine & Surgery and opened its Weatherford hospital in September 2001. The Interstate 20 frontage road facility now houses nine veterinarians, including three board-certified surgeons and a board-certified […]
Founded by Dr Alan Donnell and Dr Dave Frisbie, this performance-horse veterinary practice is now co-owned by Dr Josh Donnell, Dr Cameron Stoudt and Dr Sherry Johnson, and its clinic sits at 8386 FM 455 E, Pilot Point. Casework listed covers lameness examinations, pre-purchase and performance evaluations, colic, lacerations, equine surgery and advanced diagnostic imaging, […]
Rehabilitation facilities exist because controlled, gradual return to work is difficult to do properly at home. The good ones are an extension…
Read guideHorses are prey animals. Concealing weakness is instinct, which means the horse showing obvious pain has usually been uncomfortable for a while.…
Read guideLaminitis is one of the most serious conditions a horse can face — painful inflammation of the sensitive tissues (laminae) that bond…
Read guideHorses are living longer and better than ever, and a well-cared-for senior can enjoy many comfortable years. Caring for an older horse…
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