29/05/2026
I'm finding that the RDA (Riding for the Disabled Association) ponies are often twisted throughout their bodies, which is a reflection of the enormous amount of work that they have to do in balancing an unbalanced disabled rider. And unlike a horse who generally just has one able-bodied rider, and when realigned after a treatment, will then be ridden by this balanced rider, the RDA ponies are continually having to complete this balancing act every time they are ridden. This is why continuous ongoing treatment for these ponies is crucial to keep them comfortable, safe and happy. 😊
Mouse enjoyed his treatment; his eye is soft whilst he processes the shifts and changes occurring in his body.
The other cheeky chappy didn't get a treatment this time, but crept up behind me twice, once whilst I was talking to the head groom and then when I was writing up my documentation, in order to "tune in" and get a bit of free positive energy!