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LongRifle Equine Sports Therapy

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LongRifle Equine Sports Therapy

Hey, I am an Equine Sports Therapist in northern Oregon who can make a route to you.

03/14/2026

Your horse can feel the difference between a practitioner who is regulated…

and one who isn’t.

The person working on your horse needs to take care of their own body too.

This job is physical.
It’s long days in barns.
It’s lifting, bending, stabilizing, adjusting, focusing.
It’s reading subtle changes in a 1,200-pound animal and responding with precision.

And horses feel everything.

They feel tension.
They feel fatigue.
They feel when the person working on them is rushed, distracted, or running on empty.

So over the last year I made a commitment to change some things in my own life.

I started taking my health seriously — the same way I approach the horses I work on.

Looking at the whole picture instead of quick fixes.

Focusing on things like:
• gut health
• brain health
• inflammation
• proper nutrition
• building real, sustainable energy

The result?

More strength.
More focus.
More endurance for the long days this work requires.

And most importantly… the ability to show up fully present for every horse I put my hands on.

Because when the practitioner is functioning well, the work is better.

Holistic care doesn’t just apply to the horse.

Sometimes it starts with the human doing the work.

And to my clients — thank you for sticking with me while I’ve worked to become the best version of myself for you and your critters. 💗

— Morgan
LongRifle Equine 🐎

02/28/2026

The Lebanon High School Equestrian Team is hosting a Bake Sale Fundraiser at the Oregon Author Fair today and they would LOVE your support.

🗓 Saturday, February 28
⏰ 10am–3pm
📍 Lebanon Senior Center

If you know anything about OHSET, you know these kids work HARD. Early mornings. Long practices. Caring for animals. Competing with heart. It’s not just a sport it’s dedication, responsibility, and grit.

So swing by, grab a treat (or five 😏), and help support local athletes doing big things.

Small town support > everything.

Let’s show up for them. 💛🐎

02/19/2026

9 DAYS LEFT UNTIL DEPOSIT DEADLINE

Alright California crew — here’s your official countdown ⏰

We are 9 days out from the deposit deadline for this client trip and spots are moving FAST.

✅ FULL

• March 20 – Bishop & Ridgecrest
• March 22 – Antelope Valley

🔥 SHORT AVAILABILITY

• March 23 – Lucerne / Apple Valley

⚡ LIMITED SPOTS

• March 24 – Hesperia / Oak Hills
• March 25 – Phelan / Wrightwood

🌊 OPEN AVAILABILITY

• March 26 – Ventura
Spots available on my way down AND back up through the area!

We head home March 28th, so if your horse is needing:
✔️ Bodywork
✔️ Osteopathic support
✔️ Alignment & performance prep
✔️ Maintenance care

Now is the time.

🚨 Deposits are non-negotiable & non-refundable.
No deposit = no hold on schedule.

These trips book solid every single time — don’t wait until I post “FULL” across the board.

Message me now to secure your spot.
Let’s get your horses feeling their absolute best before I roll out of town. 🐎✨

Picture credit to my forever partner in crime Wolf LongRifle age 3!

02/09/2026

🚨 DEPOSIT DEADLINE — CALIFORNIA ROUTE 🚨

LongRifle Equine Therapy will be in California this March.
Spots are limited each day to give every horse focused, quality care.

Route Schedule

March 20 — Bishop & Ridgecrest (limited spots)
March 22 — Antelope Valley
March 23 — Lucerne & Apple Valley
March 24 — Hesperia & Oak Hills
March 25 — Phelan & Wrightwood
March 26 — Ventura
March 27 — Antelope Valley

Deposit Policy (please read)
Deposit due by March 1st
Non-negotiable
Non-refundable
No deposit = no hold

Travel routes and full days are scheduled only around committed clients. Deposits secure your place on the schedule and allow me to plan efficiently for everyone.

If your horse needs bodywork, adjustments, or a full tailored session, message me to reserve your spot.

— LongRifle Equine Therapy

02/05/2026

Ever notice how good your horse looks after a solid roll?
That’s not just comfort or play — it’s whole-body regulation at work.

When a horse rolls side → back → other side, they are doing something incredibly important for their body:

✨ Spinal decompression & mobility
Rolling is one of the only times a horse naturally moves their spine through full flexion, extension, and rotation. This helps relieve pressure, improve rib and back mobility, and rebalance left/right asymmetries.

🧠 Nervous system reset
Rolling activates the parasympathetic (rest-and-digest) nervous system. The sighs, groans, blinking, and calm walk-off afterward are signs the body is down-regulating and releasing stored tension.

💪 Fascial release & hydration
The connective tissue (fascia) runs from poll to tail to hooves. Rolling compresses, stretches, and rehydrates these tissues — supporting better movement, stride length, and overall comfort.

🩸 Circulation & lymphatic flow
The pressure changes during rolling act like a natural pump, improving blood flow and helping the body clear metabolic waste — a key piece of maintaining homeostasis.

🦶 Body awareness & coordination
Rolling challenges balance, core strength, and proprioception, helping reinforce healthy movement patterns throughout the entire body.

⚠️ Important note:
• Reluctance to roll
• Only rolling one direction
• Excessive or frantic rolling

…can all be signs of discomfort, restriction, or imbalance.

💚 A relaxed, even roll followed by a calm get-up is one of the biggest green flags I see after bodywork. It tells us the body is integrating, communicating, and finding balance again.

Have you noticed changes in how your horse rolls before vs. after sessions? I’d love to hear 🐴

02/03/2026

California friends — I’m headed your way 🤍🐴

The 3rd week of March, I’ll be traveling through California and opening up a limited number of bodywork sessions while I’m in the area.

Current stops include:
📍 Bishop
📍 Ridgecrest
📍 Lancaster / Palmdale
📍 Leona Valley
📍 Norco
📍 Hesperia / Apple Valley / Piñon Hills
📍 Ventura

surrounding towns

To make scheduling easier and help as many horses as possible, I’ll be grouping appointments by county/region, including:

• Inyo County
• Kern County
• Los Angeles County
• San Bernardino County
• Riverside County
• Ventura County

Because this is a travel trip with tight availability,
✨ a $40 mandatory deposit is required to lock in your space

Exact dates and time windows will be posted soon once my route is finalized — but I’m starting a priority list NOW so no one misses out.

If your horse needs:
• mobility support
• tension release
• post-training recovery
• chiropractic-style adjustments
• cranial sacral work
• full-body osteopathic-inspired care

Message me to get on the schedule 🤎

I can’t wait to see my California clients again and help your horses head into spring feeling comfortable, balanced, and moving their absolute best.

01/29/2026

If horses could talk… they’d probably say “don’t stop.” 😅

So what is equine bodywork & chiropractic actually useful for?
• Releasing tight, overworked muscles
• Improving range of motion & stride length
• Supporting better posture and balance
• Reducing compensation patterns
• Helping horses feel comfortable in their bodies

These reactions?
They’re a pretty good sign the nervous system is responding.

Bodywork isn’t just for injuries.
It’s preventative care that keeps horses moving, performing, and feeling their best.

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Lacomb, OR
97355

Opening Hours

Tuesday	10am - 5pm
Wednesday	10am - 5pm
Thursday	10am - 5pm
Saturday	11am - 4pm
Sunday	1pm - 4pm

Telephone

+16617546026

Website

https://longrifleeq.bravenlyglobal.com/

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