Alamo Equine Bodyworks

07/26/2023

These sand sculptures are formed by strong winds eroding frozen sand
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11/22/2020

CROSS FIBRE GROOMING
Grooming is a great way to bond with your horse, locate tight spots and lightly massage the muscles. Cross fibre grooming is excellent for keeping the fascia conditioned, helping to smooth sticky fascia and break down adhesions. It stimulates circulation, increases relaxation and promotes release.

Using the flat of your hands or your horse’s favourite brush or rubber curry comb, groom the hair at right angles to the direction of growth which is usually also at right angles to the underlying muscles.

Cross fibre grooming, you horse will thank you for it.

12/14/2019

Excellent article.

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09/04/2019

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07/22/2019

We have one space available at Galloping Springs Ranch for someone in full or half training. We have a great group of people and horses, and a lot of exciting things around the corner we will soon have three FEI level riders on staff, too 💜.

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03/01/2019

Of course!

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02/25/2019

I am a big fan of your horse’s legs. No one will cheer for them louder than I will when it comes to carrying you up and down the trail, around the barrel, to a sliding stop, over a fence, trotting in place, jumping over a fence, or whatever activity you choose to ask your Continued

12/23/2018

Great read!

While the approaches training horses are varying a lot these days, from a horse's health point of view there are only two kind of training approaches: The one that fight against the horse's body and the one which helps the horse's body. The former leads to tense and artificual moving horses which wi...

05/31/2018

This is one of my wonderful clients,Christiana Schultz and her amazing horse, Lexie. I love this shot. They are both so focused. The photo is courtesy of Terrie Hatcher photography.