Performance Equine Bodywork

04/03/2026

Congratulations Robin Bond! Looking forward to watching the full interview on you tube.

04/03/2026

Very happy to see clients, who become friends, and their hard work pay off.

Congratulations to Robin Bond and Kiger Zapata, Matt French and Navarro, Seth Marshall Performance Horses riding EA Lusitanos Lord D'Ornellas and Abigail Anne Martinez riding Estebello CL owned by Nicole Chastain Training Stables.

Its been incredible to watch your journey with these incredible horses.

And, they would not be here without the friendly competition with all the other Working Equitation competitors, and support of the judges, technical delegates, show managers, volunteers, grooms, family, dogs and vendors and sponsors (like Performance Equine Bodywork!).

The opportunity to meet other Working Equitation riders and trainers throughout the season during shows at ECF Working Equitation , Wine Country Classic Horse Shows and the USA Working Equitation - Region 2 Finals last October (hosted by Wine Country Classic) has been a pleasure. The Working Equitation community in Southern California is a truly wonderful,. supportive and fun loving community.

Looking forward to seeing you at the upcoming shows.

Congratulations!

So very EXCITED to announce the official candidates for 2026 team USA Working Equitation!!! Help us give these candidates all the love and shoutouts! Keep your eyes open here for upcoming announcements!

03/27/2026

Touring Ocala Breeders feed mill - it’s always interesting to see how feeds are made. OBS Feeds are very popular locally, serving the thoroughbred breeders and trainers, sport horse and local horse owners since 1983.
Thanks to Ty, mill general manager for showing us the operations and giving us the insider info on the feed production process.

03/26/2026

We admit it.
We are a bunch of nerds.
Making molecules with Dr Robert Jacobs PhD Equine Technical Specialist with ZinPro. So fortunate to have 3 hours of his time to learn about ZinPro chelated minerals, nutrition for equine reproduction and foal growth. Thanks to for helping put this together.

03/26/2026

Super 2 days at the Kentucky Equine Research conference at the World Equestrian Center with my Advisor program colleagues. Wonderful to see everyone. Incredible conference.

03/25/2026

Two amazing days at the Kentucky Equine Research symposium. Wow, my brain is so full! Every single presentation was outstanding. Great to see colleagues and friends.
Now, on to two days with my Legacy Equine Nutrition colleagues guided by Dr Rachel Mottet, farm visits, group discussions, meeting with feed company reps, so much great stuff.

The second day of the 28th Equine Health and Nutrition Conference in Ocala highlighted groundbreaking research on how maternal nutrition and early-life exercise shape a foal's future athletic potential as well as the transition toward individualized growth models, the critical role of omega-3 fatty acids in managing inflammation and cell health, and so much more.

Learn more about the speakers and topics from today’s presentations.
🔗https://ker.com/equinews/ocala-insights-the-28th-equine-health-and-nutrition-conference-continues/

03/25/2026

One of the great people I met at the conference, Dr Aaron Ericsson DVM, PhD who specializes in microbiome research. His presentation deepened my understanding of the equine digestive system. Really appreciated the time Dr Ericsson spent talking with me over lunch. He’s got some incredible research projects underway, I’ll be keeping an eye on his work.

03/25/2026

Here we go with day 2 at the Kentucky Equine Research. Really looking forward to the omega 3 talks later today.

03/25/2026

Today’s topics at the Kentucky Equine Research symposium. Incredible presentations today, looking forward to another great day tomorrow.

03/25/2026

Back in Ocala for this incredible continuing education opportunity. 2 days at the Kentucky Equine Research conference and 2 days with Legacy Equine Nutrition Advisors program.

Two amazing programs that bring together the best minds in equine nutrition. All 6 of today’s presentations were outstanding.

The 28th Equine Health and Nutrition Conference is officially underway, bringing together experts from 22 countries to share the latest breakthroughs in horse care. From high-tech muscle scanning to new ways to beat the heat, the first day was packed with insights that every horse owner can use.

Whether it’s managing equine asthma, optimizing vitamin E levels, or understanding the "inner world" of the gut microbiome, today’s sessions proved that science is the key to a happier, healthier horse.

Check out the link for more details about the first day of conference.
🔗https://ker.com/equinews/global-experts-converge-in-ocala-28th-equine-health-and-nutrition-conference-kicks-off/

Stay tuned as we dive into the second day of the conference tomorrow!

03/25/2026

Florida update: in Ocala with while he goes to an equine nutrition conference. We went to a botanical garden yesterday to chase squirrels and lizards.
Today we found a portrait of Fox’s great uncle, so now we need to find a top hat and bow tie.
Had a great day meeting new friends at - 5 stars, wonderful hosts, great care.
Here for the week!

03/23/2026

Florida. Naturally.
Here for the Kentucky Equine Research symposium and annual gathering.
I@may be out of my lane here, but Im pretty sure alligators are quite competent swimmers. Not sure about the snakes.