Suz Crichton-Stuart EDO

09/01/2026

Planned trips:

16th January space for 1 more horse along this route.

19th Jan Cheltenham area

22/23rd Jan the resheduled trip along the M4 to Hampshire and New forest. 2 spaces left.

Whatsapp or DM me to book

09/01/2026

Happy horses today. I’m having a day off being an EDO to run my other business- a track livery at my home as none of the liveries can get up the track to the farm!
Check out a Holistic Solution Track Livery for my husband’s idea of how to poo pick the central yard after 15 horses and 4” of snow…

09/01/2026

To all my clients this week I had to cancel because of the storm, I made the right call. I’m sorry I couldn’t come and help your horses but I’ll be back on the road once we have thawed out.

Beautiful up here on the hill which is good as I won’t be leaving any time soon!

28/09/2025

🌟 Excited to share insights from my talk at the Equine Touch Open Day in Oxfordshire! Discover the intriguing connection between bone and fascia in my latest blog post. Dive in to learn more: https://wix.to/j31yrj4

Following a fabulous time at the Equine Touch Open Day in Oxfordshire today, I am sharing the article I mentioned in my talk "ET and Osteopathic Perspective" here.TLDR Bone is a form of calcified facia with the osteoblasts encased in the web of hardened fibers. written by one of the fathers of biote...

08/09/2025

I am so excited to be going the this camp next month. Serious opportunity to learn from the best of the best and all at the lush Field and Forest Track Livery.

See you there?

⚠️⚠️⚠️Spaces available ⚠️⚠️⚠️
⚠️⚠️⚠️ALAN LE GALL CAMP⚠️⚠️⚠️

Due to folk having to drop out we have spaces for the following:

Ground only: 29th and 30th September (£160)

When the places are gone they're gone.

Please note it is too late to organise horse hire therefore your own horse is needed.

Please message me directly or email at
eponamountedarchers@gmail.com

12/06/2025

Amanda summing up brilliantly all the things I love about teaching Equine Touch!

2 spaces left on my Abergavenny course and plenty of opportunities to learn with other teachers across the Uk.

Check out the Equine Touch website for dates 😊

02/05/2025

Really great to see research backing up the mass of anecdotal evidence around track systems being good for overall health and weight management.

I know the herd at home are loving the track we are putting in here.

A study conducted by our university staff and student researchers alongside HorseWorld and Welfare Aware, has demonstrated the effectiveness of track grazing systems in managing equine obesity. 🐎 The research team observed 19 horses at HorseWorld for four months. The horses were divided into two groups: those kept on track grazing systems and those in traditional restricted grazing paddocks.

Lorna Cameron (Senior Lecturer at Hartpury University) said: “Our findings suggest that track grazing systems can effectively help manage bodyweight in horses prone to obesity, while maintaining their health and welfare. This research provides valuable insights for horse owners and carers looking for practical solutions to address equine obesity.”

Read all about this study and their findings: https://www.hartpury.ac.uk/news/2025/04/collaborative-study-reveals-effective-grazing-strategies-for-managing-equine-obesity/

10/04/2025

Every horse person should listen to this podcast by the awesome Dr Audrey Declue. If you don’t already know about this podcast it is a hidden gem of fantastic postural and injury information.

This episode in particular answers the question of when do I need a treatment session or a vet investigation for my horse. Her extensive list of things which are normalised in horse culture but actually not at all in any way even a little bit normal for a biomechanically and mentally healthy horse, is amazing.

Let me know your thoughts when you’ve listened to it!

https://open.spotify.com/episode/15X0jwFeI09hpevydlUpzH?si=xTO27h3pQrOzAtsbiqywBQ

The Horse First: A Veterinary Sport Horse Podcast · Episode

04/04/2025

Putting in the work.

Yes it is very good for my ego when I can swoop in on a visit, look all clever and well educated and help your horse move amazingly. But what really makes the difference is the 10 mins a day you amazing horse people put in, doing your homework to really help your horse embody and live the changes in their movement.

🙌 for the diligent horse lovers🙌

More words to this effect in the blog post below.

Thanks to Field and Forest Track Livery for letting me use photos of her beautiful horse!

2 min read 416 wordsI had a fascinating discussion with a physio I really respect very well yesterday. He was highlighting how adjustments such as those I use with Equine Osteopathy are fantastic for providing short term relief, but that he hardly uses them at all any more. He is a very well train h...

27/03/2025

Turns out finishing my studies at the Vluggen has left a lot of extra time in my life, I imagine this is what the kids leaving home might feel like!

I have been using this time to rest, regroup and really think about who it is I help and with what.

Whether I am out on the road helping horses all over the country with my unique blend of Equine osteopathy, Equine Touch, Cranio-sacral and Lazaris Nerve Release; or teaching dedicated groups of horse people Equine Touch, there is a common theme:

I help horses to feel better, move better and ultimately live better. And best of all, these horses come with horse people who are committed to doing the very best for their horses. Either because they are booking the most deeply feeling professionals for their horses, or because they are taking the time to educate themselves to help the horses themselves.

Best of both worlds is turning up to work with a horse who's human has also learned ET!

I travel all over the place from my base on the Welsh borders to see groups of up to 6 horses in a day.
Equine Touch courses also run all over the UK and abroad, I have 2 more starting this year, one in Powys and one in Monmouthshire. Contact me via Whatsapp for more information.