Equine Performance Specialists & Rehabilitation/PT at Circle Back Farm

09/20/2025

Montana livestock officials confirmed a case of Equine Infectious Anemia in Musselshell County. The horse was detected via Coggins test 👉 https://loom.ly/IsqoxlY.

09/19/2025

And we are here for you!

We all know a horse that need to be wrapped in bubble wrap 🤣

09/11/2025

Never forget 🇺🇸

06/17/2025

The other product who claims to be this, who is not this, who has blocked me from commenting on their social media pages, is not this.
For the people in the back…

Improve Digestion Naturally

06/09/2025

😂

05/24/2025

Superstar mare😍

04/19/2025

Two horses in Colorado have tested positive for Equine Infectious Anemia (EIA). The risk to Colorado’s equine population is considered low at this time.

The State Veterinarian’s Office advises all veterinarians to review sanitation protocols with staff. Horse owners are reminded that annual EIA testing is recommended for all horses.

Learn more about and how to protect your horses at https://ag.colorado.gov/press-release/two-colorado-horses-test-positive-for-equine-infectious-anemia

03/18/2025

It was dicey for a bit, but the fire is contained and all evacs lifted. MAny thanks for all the check ins!

03/01/2025

Honesty can hurt sometimes, but you should consider yourself lucky if your horse’s team has enough integrity to address the root cause of issues.

Before we dispose of horses because of an x-ray, perhaps we need to look at how we are teaching this generation of riders, and why a condition like this is far more problematic now than ever. The science so far indicates that the condition is not one that horses are usually born with, but will develop if they have certain predispositions and poor training/rider technique: https://bit.ly/4i3Pyna

02/03/2025

Evaluating programs is difficult…apples to apples people.

11/01/2024

Time we all up our game, I’d say!

09/25/2024

One more crutch eliminated.

The U.S. Equestrian Federation has announced that as of Dec. 1, the use of progestogens in stallions and geldings while competing at USEF-licensed competitions will be prohibited under Chapter 4, Drugs and Medications, of the USEF rulebook. Progestogens are still permitted in mares.