[ The Mission Statement:  To increase the wellness of horses through healing, education and awareness.  Providing information to all horse lovers, owners, riders, trainers from their horses,  about their horses, for their horses.]

February, 2010   Saturday  9:30 am - noon  lunch break resume at 1:30 - 4 pm   

Sunday 10 am- 4 pm Hands-On labs with YOUR horse!!

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"The miracle is this - the more we share, the more we have."
Leonard Nimoy

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NEW Clinics ANNOUNCEMENT - February, 2010 ROLLING HILLS ESTATES

Hands-On Wellness: Get the most out of your relationship with your horse

Photo above, note the unequal development of the lips, easily viewed from the underside of the muzzle, there will always be some tension in the upper cervical area on the same side.  In this case, the left side.  Do you want to learn how to find the source of resistance in your horse?  Come to a wellness clinic hosted by The Worthy Horse!

The day was sunny and cold, a breeze ruffled our hair and kept coats pulled tight as a crowd of over 20 people came to learn about preventive wellness care for their horses.  Eight horses were included by their owners and all participated in a variety of hands on workshops ranging from palpation techniques of the distal limb headed by the extremely capable and gregarious veterinarian Dr. Taraba, healthy hoof care taught by co-founder of the Pacific Hoof care Practioners Jennifer Reinke, and proximal (body) soft tissue palpation techniques headed by yours truly.  All participants were very inquisitive and their participation lead to more clinic ideas, so be sure to check out the upcoming clinic date in early 2010 for more great wellness information!!

Palos Verdes Peninsula Horseman's Association

The massage and equine bodywork forum for the PVPHA on August 20th went very well.  I was blessed to have a couple of good horses to demonstrate on, Dillon a dun 24 year old AQHA gelding, and Maverick a chestnut 15 year old AQHA gelding.  The crowd filled every seat and listened to about two hours of demonstration, discussion and Q-and-A sessions covering topics from massage technique, saddle placement, palpation techniques and possible areas of soreness, causal factors, whew!! What a great night it was!  I would like to especially thank Charlene O'Neil for coordinating the meeting, and Pamela Gibson for holding the horses during the demo, as well as Tami Hansen for providing such nice horses!  Thanks ladies, without you it would not have happened!  For those interested in the meeting handouts, please email me at my website address: susielytal@theworthyhorse.com and I will email you electronic files of the handouts covering the topics of the discussion. 

For those interested in demonstrations, talks, and fund raisers, contact me directly by phone at 310-488-4389 to discuss your needs and how I can help!

Check out Wellness Associates, Taraba Equine Sports Medicine, Inc. at http://www.tarabaequine.com

WHO CARES ABOUT SADDLE FIT?  YOUR HORSE DOES, AND SO SHOULD YOU.  SEE MY DAILY RANT ABOUT THIS AND OTHER TOPICS...check Just A Shovel Full


Susie’s approach to bodywork is based upon a fundamental understanding of how the horse interacts with its environment and task requirements.  Biomechanical analysis provides the foundation of skeletal balancing, where mechanical restrictions that lead to muscular compensations are identified and alleviated, bringing the body back to balance and normal function is restored or maintained. 

Susie states "Sharing this information is paramount to my work as a practitioner, as I believe in the dissemination of knowledge to further the good of all equines, from the elite athlete to the retired companion."

Even great horses are mortal and can suffer physical problems resulting from accidents, poor riding, structural issues, and more. 

From race horses to leadline ponies, massage therapy done by a qualified professional gives you an unparalleled level of information.  Proper bodywork can restore or maintain your horse's ability to function normally by alleviating stresses that negatively impact biomechanics.  Working closely with veterinarians and hoof care professionals, Susie has helped many horses avoid potentially catastrophic or career ending injuries.

"You did what you knew how to do, and when you knew better, you did better" Maya Angelou. 

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Learning simple palpation and massage techniques can detect a sub-clinical problem before your horse has been severely affected!  You can learn to check your horse's back, legs, neck and more for issues or potential problems.  Learn what is a problem, what is normal, what does it mean??  Take this information to heart, your horse will love you for it!

First as a horse lover, then as an owner, a healer, a scientist to bring equine wellness to the forefront of our industry through hands on healing and information to those charged with care of a horse.

With over a decade of experience doing bodywork on thousands of horses, Susie is a practitioner with the insight to make a difference.  

The Worthy Horse equine bodywork was established in 1995 by Susie Huber-Lytal, MS and has been responsible for providing outstanding equine massage therapy ever since.  Customers value the feedback a bodywork session provides; each session is completed with a detailed description of findings.