SPF Equine Bodywork

01/13/2026

Timber taking a nap while he gets his glutes worked on😌💤

12/25/2025

I hope you all have a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! 🌟🎄

11/05/2025

Let’s extend a big round of applause to the Moore family for their outstanding success at the 2025 Color Breed Horse Congress!

This talented family continues to impress with an exceptional lineup of show horses and unwavering dedication to the horse. I am super proud of them!

10/16/2025

Let’s give a huge congratulations to Whitney Bearden and her trusty steeds Jasper & Lobo on their huge accomplishments at Liberty Fest 2025!

The connection and bond these three share is truly inspiring. Their success is a testament to her hard work and dedication. Thank you for allowing me to know them. 🤎✨

10/03/2025

Every winning run starts with a horse who feels good. 💪🏼

Don’t forget to schedule your equine athlete’s bodywork before your next show!

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09/12/2025

This is my Friday mood 😮‍💨😴

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09/08/2025

✨ Let’s give a HUGE congratulations to all our SPF Equine horses and riders for their incredible success at the Arkansas State Championship Horse Show! ✨

The dedication, passion, and endless hours of hard work behind the scenes truly shine in moments like these. What makes me even prouder is seeing how each rider not only pushes themselves but also advocates for their horses—making sure they feel and perform their best through consistent bodywork and care.

I’m beyond proud of you all—your commitment to this sport and to your equine partners is inspiring! 💙🐎

09/07/2025

Here's an interesting comparison between human and equine anatomy from our friends at Barrow Veterinary Service:

"Did you know that horses are actually walking on the tips of their fingers and toes? 🐎👣

This diagram shows how the horse’s leg bones compare to ours. What looks like a single strong hoof is really the distal phalanx (or coffin bone) – the same bone that makes up the tip of your finger! The long and short pastern bones above it help absorb concussion, while the cannon bone provides strength and support.

Over time, horses evolved to lose most of their “extra toes” (shown in gray on the left). What remains is a highly efficient structure designed for speed, weight-bearing, and shock absorption.

Understanding this anatomy is one reason hoof care and regular farrier/veterinary visits are so important. Any imbalance or injury in these bones can affect the entire limb and your horse’s comfort.

So next time you watch your horse gallop, remember – they’re essentially running on a single finger, protected by a hoof! 💨🐴"

09/07/2025

Who is ready for cooler riding weather!? 🍂🍁

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08/29/2025

https://equusmagazine.com/horse-care/horse-arthritis-in-winter?fbclid=IwZnRzaAMepOVleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHvRL99lVg6HvfXgGy4bqKROC1yCZFUhAJr6wjJ1mwpk0YR3VgERlizQ0eR0G_aem_W_m2rNh3PG7wqStlZe5HXw

Click to read on equusmagazine.com

08/23/2025

Happy Saturday! 💕

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08/19/2025

Lobo & Jasper (two of the COOLEST guys) got their Initial Bodywork sessions today and are prepping to go show off their skills in October!