Evelyn Brereton - Ev's Equine Services

23/12/2025

Tools down for 2025!

Merry Christmas and a happy new year to everyone ✨️

I'd like to thank all of my clients, old and new, who have supported me and allowed me to see their horses throughout the year.

Helping your horses is my priority and I will continue to try my best and think outside the box if needed, to see your horse improve and live their best lives.

I do love my job and will be forever grateful of the support and opportunities offered daily to be my best and look forward to more study, training and research.

From me, Elvis, Calli and Neo, Merry Christmas to all 🎄🎄✨️✨️

19/12/2025

This week has been huge, as well as this month, actually- truth be told the whole year has been a fast whirl wind!
But today I had to take a moment while helping a lovely regular horse, Angus. The light drizzle had barely settled on his healthy coat and it just looked to pretty 😍
Thankyou Kat for letting me stop and take a pic 📸

20/11/2025

How have your horses thrived through winter?

Mine havent done too badly 😁😍

12/11/2025

It is true, some times I do need some support and help at work.
Luckily today Dixie was very happy to help me out.

She is the cutest!
Thankyou for having me Renee. ❤️

06/11/2025

A huge thankyou to Huon Hoofbeats Inc for having me last Saturday for another Anatomy Presentation.

This time we talked about legs, feet, thoracic sling apparatus and addressed any questions that came up that the lovely members had.

The very good boy Dan was a patient model for some chalk drawing but unfortunately I didn't get any photos of the day so here is Elvis and I from our last presentation for Huon Hoofbeats.

I appreciate your support, I love presenting on Anatomy and look forward to our next day together.

03/11/2025

Starting the young horse.

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30/10/2025

Babies!!!
How young should you have your foal seen? As soon as you can :) The birthing process is a very stressful event on a little nervous system.

Today I got to see baby Flynn at Kyalami Equestrian who is sired by the stunning Andelain Zantorian.

He had a little nap in my arms while I played with the balance of his cranial vault, ready for a fun big life :)

29/10/2025

Sun shine and bone puzzles, that's how today has been going.

Sometimes when I need to explain things, it's easier with the real things. Today Max got to come with me and Sarah McKenzie and Allannah Turner-Hughes explored her bones and put her back together.

This gave us opportunity to discuss many things, from the dysfunctions that Max had to some questions about their own horses.

I love watching and helping people make connections and reach a better understanding about the horses bodies.

28/10/2025

Yep, it's that time of year, where I get to cart around 2 giant diaries as the years over lap. Yes, because I'm not IT savvy enough to make a digital diary work and I'm old enough to really like turning actual pages in a book I can hold. 👵📖

20/10/2025

What I can provide for you and your horse has changed and morphed hugely over the years.

I have studied, practiced, educated myself, practiced, trained and practiced some more.

My sessions with your horse will depend upon a lot of things. Are they presenting with injuries, aare they regular clients, has something changed- owner, location, work load, balance, too many variants to list.
You will find me asking lots of questions, watching your horse and looking at everything (if they're lucky they'll even get a torch light on the butt hole, it's important, trust me 🤣)

My sessions are a mix of osteopathic techniques, firmly based in cranisaceal therapy, with a good dose of deep anatomy understanding from our extensive dissection background and a beautiful sprinkle of intuition.

What I provide is a unique whole body wellness support for your equine friends.
I love my job and I love finding answers to improve the life and comfort for your horses.

13/10/2025

This last week has been a whirl wind of new information, new techniques, new adventures, new people and new friends.

LCAO have phenomenal instructors, genius in their own rights, with great teaching skills and knowledge.

Im half way home and have been busy thinking about which horses will best benefit from the new techniques and organising more trips and learning opportunities.

Shibumi was a fantastic facility with helpful staff and happy horses that are obviously very loved.

02/10/2025

Here at Evs Equine I've always believed that I will continue learning about horses and their bodies and how I can best help, FOREVER.

Learnings are forever coming, from the horse, from educational institutes, from other professionals.

Evs Equine is changing, expanding (only in the knowledge sense, unfortunately not in numbers) and continuously growing.

You will soon notice my practice may change with my studies into Equine Osteopathy, my heart lies in Craniosacral therapy but each session will be essentially guided by the individual horse in front of me.

With my increased study load, unfortunately I've had to scale down my trips away, meaning no travel past the launceston/Tamar region, although I will be available if north west clients wish to travel down there.

Next week I will be interstate (hopefully in some nicer weather than the Tasmanian wild spring) attending the Master Class, meeting more professionals and shoving my brain with as much information as I can.

Please be patient as my diary is very full for the rest of the year and I'm doing my best to show up as the best version of myself for all of the things I'm needed for, between family, my horses, and your horses 🐎

Updates soon!