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Reille McLaren Equine Sports Therapist

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Reille McLaren Equine Sports Therapist

Certified Equine Sports Therapist with over 12 years of experience. East of Edmonton Ab and surrounding areas.

A 2014 graduate of the BC College of Equine Therapy, specializing in soft tissue massage, acupressure release, and performance recovery. Certified Equine Sports Therapist located out of Fort Saskatchewan Alberta. Helping equine athletes improve performance and reach their utmost potential. Equine therapy is beneficial to all horses regardless of age breed or discipline. How can equine therapy benefit you?
• Improve performance in competition and pleasure horses
• Help in a speedy recovery time from injuries
• Maintain and balance to help prevent injuries
• Promotes pain relief and relaxation

Using non-invasive modalities such as
• Acupressure
• Massage
• Structural balancing
• Magnetic Therapy
• Aromatherapy
• Nutritional Balancing

03/16/2026

The weather is looking a little warmer this week… could it be… could it be spring? 🌱

I’m not getting my hopes too high just yet, but the horses are shedding and show season is already here for some and just around the corner for many of us!

I’m trying to book multiple horses at the same location whenever possible. With gas prices being higher, grouping appointments helps me avoid increasing travel fees.

If your horse could use some bodywork heading into the season, now is a great time to get on the schedule.

New clients are always welcome! 🐴
Text is best 7806607345

03/07/2026

A Horsewoman First, Bodyworker Second.

When choosing a bodyworker for your horse, their equestrian background matters.

Before becoming an equine sports therapist, I have spent over 20 years in the horse industry working from the ground up — stalls, daily barn chores, first-aid care, grooming and tacking for trainers, starting young horses, and riding finished show horses, along with owning horses of my own.

Being a horsewoman first and foremost means I’m confident handling horses in a way that prioritizes both their safety and my own.

That experience also means I understand the day-to-day realities of horse ownership and the physical demands we place on our horses. When I work on a horse, I’m always looking at the full picture — how they move, how they're built, their workload, and what their job asks of their body.

If you’d like to get your horse on the schedule for bodywork, feel free to send me a message.

03/05/2026

I have a few equine massage openings available this coming week. Spots tend to fill quickly, so if you’d like your horse worked on please reach out ASAP. With the weather starting to improve, I can also shuffle my schedule on warmer days to accommodate some acreage horses. Shoot me a text 780 660 7345

02/21/2026

Well… this cold snap was a rude reminder that it’s still very much winter ❄️ But can you believe show season is literally weeks away? YIKES.

Spring schedules fill up fast, and once March hits my phone tends to blow up with booking requests. If your horse needs a spring tune-up to head into the season feeling loose, balanced, and ready to perform, now is the time to get on the books.

I have a few February openings left (limited, but I can absolutely make room), and March is already starting to fill.

Beat the rush and secure your spot now — your horse will thank you when show season kicks off.

02/01/2026

Who’s getting excited for show season?! 😍
We definitely are — maybe it’s the weather, or maybe it’s the fact I just got back from a 20-horse trip in Calgary!
Now it’s time to get my own boy back into show shape… and I know I’m not the only one in the fat and furry club 😂🐴
If you haven’t booked your spot yet, please reach out sooner rather than later — pre show season fills up fast!
And don’t forget to keep an eye on Red Mare Embroidery + 👀
Our show season essentials and trainer packages are about to drop, and you won’t want to miss them! ✨

01/11/2026

I love getting to help all your beautiful horses… but today my body had other plans. After fighting a bug for a few days, it finally got me. Damn it. So I slowed down, helped a few sweet souls at a local rescue, and actually took time to just be with my own boy ❤️
These warm winter days need to be enjoyed. Work always comes first, but today was a good reminder to enjoy what we work so hard for.
Also — the cobbler’s kid theory is very real. This guy is way overdue for bodywork. Mom guilt activated. 😂

01/07/2026

The countdown to show season is on! January is going to be busy with bodywork and other business ventures.

Weekends are the first to book up, but I still have a little squeak-in room on a few weekends. I also have some weekday daytime and evening availability, with evening appointments booking until 7pm.

I’m booking through the end of January and into mid-February. If you’d like a spot, send me a message and I’ll get you scheduled. For acreage or non-heated facilities, message me so you’re on my radar for when we have a warm spell !

Text is best 780 660 7345

01/01/2026

Happy New Year, and Happy birthday to all our ponies!

Heading into January, I am booking up both individual sessions and group/barn bookings. My bodywork schedule will continue to include evenings and weekends, and I am grateful to have the flexibility to also offer some daytime availability.

Ideal booking schedule:

Weekends: Group barn bookings or location rotations (North / West / South Edmonton)
Monday: Daytime & evening
Tuesday: Evenings
Wednesday: Evenings
Thursday: Evenings
Friday: Daytime & evenings

For acreage horses or non-heated facilities during the winter months, haul-in arrangements can be made. I am also happy to move my schedule around when warmer days pop up to help accommodate sessions.

As always, feel free to reach out with any questions or to get on the schedule. I look forward to another great year working with you and your horses.

— Reille

12/30/2025

✨ New Year, Small Update ✨

As we head into the new year, I wanted to give everyone a heads-up on a small price adjustment.

Starting in January, sessions will be $85 per horse + GST (up from $80)

I truly appreciate each and every one of you and I always do my best to keep my rates as reasonable as possible while continuing to provide top quality care.

Unfortunately, even hay, gas, and coffee don’t stay the same price forever 😉

Thank you for your continued support, trust, and loyalty. I’m looking forward to another year of nose smooches from your ponies ❤️

12/28/2025

❄️ Why Winter Bodywork Matters ❄️

Winter can be harsh on your horse’s body. Heavy blankets, cold temps, and uneven footing lead to stiffness and tension.

Regular bodywork is essential for maintaining mobility and catching problems before they escalate.

The off season is the perfect time to focus on preventative care and set yourself up for success.

12/25/2025

Merry Christmas to all my wonderful friends and clients both two-legged and four-legged!

12/17/2025

I have a hot horse coming from a complicated past. She is not always accessible for everyone to work on. Reille has been a blessing. Her calm confident nature has always given my horse confidence and the work she does has kept her comfortable in her retirement. We are incredibly lucky to have her as our equine body worker

~ C.Bates/ Bobby ❤️

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Reille McLaren Equine Sports Therapy

BC College Of Equine Therapy 2014 Graduate. Fully certified Equine Sports Therapist located out of Fort Saskatchewan. Currently servicing the province of Alberta. Helping equine athletes improve performance and reach their utmost potential. Equine therapy is beneficial to all horses regardless of age breed or discipline.

How can equine therapy benefit you?

Improve performance in competition and pleasure horses

Help in a speedy recovery time from injuries