Equi Fit - Lucy Atty

Equi Fit - Lucy Atty A Holistic approach for a 'Whole' horse. The 'Wholistic' horse. Offering a range of varied services for the good of the whole horse.

These include:
Saddle fitting,
Massage
Red light therapy
Dry needling
Stretching techniques
Riding instruction
Re schooling
Breaking
Lunging and longriening

03/09/2026

If you own horses, you'll understand this one. 🤦‍♀️

We do everything we can to make their environment safe - check paddocks, fences, gates, troughs and anything else they might possibly find a way to hurt themselves on.

And then Galaxy goes and manages to give himself a rather impressive gash on the water trough. 🙈

Thankfully he is keeping his bandage on, but it's another reminder that with horses, sometimes you can do everything right and they'll still find something you never thought could possibly be a problem.

So Equestrians - what's the most ridiculous thing your horse has managed to injure themselves on? Comment below👇😂

01/09/2026

We never get on our horses expecting something to go wrong.

Most rides are completely uneventful and that's exactly the point. Rider safety isn't about riding in fear. It's about being prepared for the unexpected so you can get on and enjoy doing what you love. 🐴

For me, my helmet and Hit Air vest are simply part of getting ready to ride.

Confidence doesn't come from believing nothing will happen.
It comes from knowing you've done what you can to protect yourself.

Ride safe. Ride confident. Enjoy your horse.

If you'd like help choosing the right Hit Air vest for you, please get in touch.

When did you last have your horse’s saddle fit checked? 🐴It’s easy to think that once a saddle fits, it fits - but our h...
27/08/2026

When did you last have your horse’s saddle fit checked? 🐴

It’s easy to think that once a saddle fits, it fits - but our horses are constantly changing.

Training, fitness, muscle development, weight, age and workload can all influence their shape over time.

Regular saddle-fit checks are simply another part of putting your horse’s comfort and freedom of movement first.

And if you’re considering a new saddle, I offer made-to-measure Black Country Saddles, individually fitted for horse and rider.

📩 Get in touch if you’d like to chat about saddle fitting or the Black Country range.

25/08/2026

A little update on my horses… and so far, I'm really encouraged by what I'm seeing. 🐴🌱

A few weeks ago I shared why I'd started looking more closely at magnesium and calcium balance in my horses' diet.

Since introducing supplementation, I've noticed some really positive changes - particularly in how calm and settled they seem and how they're responding to everyday stimuli.

Is magnesium the answer to everything? Absolutely not.

For me, this is still about looking at the whole horse - pasture, nutrition, gut health, environment and the individual horse in front of me.

There's still work to do, particularly with my young horse and his hindgut health, but I'll keep sharing what I'm learning and what I notice along the way.

Sometimes horse care really is about putting the pieces of the puzzle together. 🧩

Follow along and learn with me.

20/08/2026

Can I reuse my Hit Air vest after it activates? 🦺🐴

Yes - Hit Air vests are designed to be reusable.

After an activation, your vest needs to be correctly reset, the CO₂ cartridge replaced with the correct one for your vest model, and the vest checked for any signs of damage before you ride again.

Had a significant fall or you're simply not sure everything is as it should be? Don't take chances with your safety equipment.

EquiFit offers Hit Air vest checks and servicing to help make sure your vest is ready when you need it most.

📩 Get in touch with Lucy if you'd like your vest checked or serviced.

18/08/2026

Can a saddle pad fix a saddle that doesn’t fit? 🐴

Not necessarily.

Pads can have a useful role and, in some situations, may be recommended as part of achieving the right fit. But simply adding more padding isn’t a solution for a saddle that doesn’t fit your horse correctly.

And remember - your horse changes. Muscle development, fitness, weight, age and workload can all affect how a saddle fits over time.

If something doesn’t feel right, don’t just add another pad.

Ask why.

A comfortable horse starts with a saddle that fits. 🤍

If you’d like help with saddle fitting or want to find out more about a made-to-measure Black Country Saddle, get in touch.

13/08/2026

For me, EquiFit has always been about looking at the whole horse. 🐴

Comfort, movement, nutrition, training, equipment and wellbeing are all connected — and sometimes understanding what's happening means looking beyond the obvious.

The same philosophy guides the products and services I choose to offer. If I recommend something, it's because I genuinely believe it can make a positive difference to the horse-and-rider partnership.

Ultimately, my aim is simple: a comfortable, happy horse and a confident rider, working together at their best. 🤍

11/08/2026

A few of you have been asking what I'm actually doing with my own horses... 🐴🌱

So I thought I'd share the next part of what I'm trying.

The more I've been learning about Capeweed, lush pasture, gut health and mineral balance, the more I'm reminded that horse care can feel a little like putting together a jigsaw puzzle.

For my horses, the next piece I'm exploring is magnesium and calcium balance, alongside changes to their grazing and diet.

Every horse is different, so I'm certainly not suggesting this is the answer for every horse. I'm simply sharing what I'm learning, what I'm trying with mine, and what I notice along the way.

Watch this space - I'll let you know whether I see a difference. 👀🐴

06/08/2026

After 45 years with horses, I'm still learning... and I hope I never stop.

One of the greatest lessons horses teach us is humility.

Just when we think we've seen it all, they remind us there's always more to understand.

Over the past few weeks, I've been researching Cape W**d, lush spring pasture and why some horses seem to struggle at this time of year while others appear completely unaffected.

The more I learn, the more I realise there are very few simple answers. Every horse is an individual, and understanding the bigger picture - from pasture and nutrition to management and overall wellbeing - is incredibly important.

I'm sharing this journey because I know many horse owners are asking the same questions I am.

This isn't about having all the answers. It's about staying curious, continuing to learn and making the best decisions we can for the horses we love.

Over the next few posts, I'll be sharing more about what I've discovered, including some of the management strategies and nutritional changes I've been exploring with my own horses.

Have you noticed changes in your horse during Cape W**d season?
I'd love to hear about your experiences in the comments.

And please follow along to join in with this discussion.

30/07/2026

Is your Hit Air vest due for a service?

Because your safety deserves regular checks.

Your Hit Air vest is designed to protect you when it matters most.

Like any important piece of safety equipment, it should be checked and serviced regularly to ensure it's working exactly as it should.

I recommend having your vest serviced:
✔️ Annually (if you're riding regularly)
✔️ If your vest has been damaged or you're unsure of its condition

A professional service checks that all components are in good working order, so you can ride with confidence knowing your vest is ready to perform if it's ever needed.

I regularly service Hit Air vests, including those used by the WA Police Mounted Unit and Victoria Mounted Division.

If your vest is due for a check, or you'd simply like peace of mind, get in touch and I'll be happy to help. 🐴










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