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Nelson Equine At Rise Again Equine Therapy, I understand that your horse is more than just an athlete—they’re your partner.

Farrier, Equine Sports Massage, Osteopathic Articular Balancing, Musculoskeletal Unwinding, Myofascial Release, Redlight, Gait Analysis, Saddle Fit Evaluation, Energy Healing Serving a wide area across Saskatchewan beyond Rose Valley—including White Fox, Hudson Bay, Yorkton, Regina, Saskatoon, and the Prince Albert area—Leanne Nelson offers a range of services designed to enhance your horse’s physical, mental, and emotional well-being. My offerings include massage therapy, osteopathic articular balancing, musculoskeletal unwinding, myofascial release, cranial sacral decompression, red light therapy, gait assessment, saddle fit evaluation, and energy healing. I also offer remote energy healing sessions and programs designed to deepen the connection between horse and rider. At Rise Again Equine Therapy, I believe in fostering relationships where both the horse and the human feel seen, heard, and understood.

We are so excited to offer routine farrier and bodywork for the Meadow Lake area! We will be traveling out every 8 weeks...
10/25/2026

We are so excited to offer routine farrier and bodywork for the Meadow Lake area!

We will be traveling out every 8 weeks throughout the winter. (Give or take a week due to unpredictable winter road conditions)

Spots are filling fast.

Please reach out to me to book your spot(s) or with any questions!

Text or call Leanne (306)32two-77six8

10/24/2026

You get a rain sheet! And you get a rain sheet! And you get a rain sheet! 😂🤦🏻‍♀️ I decided to get ahead of the weather and blanket them all with sheets instead of waiting to see who gets cold since we have a busy weekend ahead! Are you getting hit by the storm? Rain or snow?

HATS!! I’m loving how they turned out! A giveaway will be happening soon, follow along to catch the details!        ❤️
10/23/2026

HATS!! I’m loving how they turned out!

A giveaway will be happening soon, follow along to catch the details!

❤️

Stormi has been intermittently slightly “off” since her injury last spring. The bodyworker in me was feeling a little fr...
10/21/2026

Stormi has been intermittently slightly “off” since her injury last spring. The bodyworker in me was feeling a little frustrated that I couldn’t find anything major… the vets said she was good to go. But riding a horse that just feels off doesn’t feel good to me. So I soon became Brad’s high maintenance client 😂 hoping we could solve this together.

Brad tried changing things up early summer and every cycle he had something new to try - working hard, thinking lots, researching and always looking for ways to support Stormi as she gets back into shape.

After every cycle she felt a bit better and we knew we were on the right track.

It’s pretty amazing to get back riding her more now and Brad always asks how she feels, to which I now get to reply “happy, sound, and chubby.”

Sometimes horses just need extra support to help their body move at its best while they get stronger.

I use to believe that if a horse needed shoes to be “sound” it was a huge red flag. And don’t get me wrong, it’s still kinda true. Something isn’t 100% right. BUT I also recognize now the important it is for a horse to be comfortable on their feet. If their feet hurt; their body will pay the price and getting the body strong and balanced will become impossible and possibly cause more injury. Healthy balanced movement is also necessary to build a good foot! So - are things perfect now? No. But is Stormi way closer to getting back in the game? I definitely think so. ❤️

So - heres to the great farriers who go the extra mile.

Love getting messages like this! She received bodywork immediately followed with a balancing trim. Love that this broodm...
10/18/2026

Love getting messages like this! She received bodywork immediately followed with a balancing trim. Love that this broodmare is managing her old injuries with less hitch in her giddy-up!

We can’t change the past injuries - but we do our best to help them manage it as easily as possible.

🍂 Fall Bodywork Bookings Are OPEN! 🐴As competition season winds down and we head into the colder months, now is a great ...
10/17/2026

🍂 Fall Bodywork Bookings Are OPEN! 🐴

As competition season winds down and we head into the colder months, now is a great time to give your horse’s body some well-deserved attention!

Whether your horse has been working hard all summer, is heading into winter downtime, or you’re planning to keep riding all season long, bodywork can help address tension, improve mobility, reduce compensation patterns, and support long-term soundness.

Let’s get your horse feeling and moving their best!

📍 Servicing areas throughout Saskatchewan:

* Prince Albert
* Saskatoon
* Nipawin
* Yorkton
* Regina
* Surrounding communities along my travel routes!

🐴 MEADOW LAKE AREA: Brad and I are planning to be out your way toward the end of November! Reach out early if you’d like to get on our list.

💰 $90 + GST & mileage per horse

📲 Call or text 306-322️⃣-7768️⃣, or send me a message to discuss your horse’s needs and get on the schedule!

🌐 www.nelsonequine.ca

A little maintenance today can make a big difference in how your horse feels tomorrow. 🤎

10/07/2026

It’s a magical world. 🦅 🍂🍁🌾🐴

Had a great time at Meadow Lake area this past weekend. Had a whole bunch of horses to work through and we are excited t...
10/06/2026

Had a great time at Meadow Lake area this past weekend. Had a whole bunch of horses to work through and we are excited to be serving the area every 8 weeks for all your farrier and bodywork needs! If you’d like on the list please let me know. Like and share to help spread the word.

09/17/2026

We get what we ask for! I was really trying to focus on Fun, Connection, Courage (no hesitation in our runs, Ace can be a looker!) and Smoothness. And we got EXACTLY that! Thank you for an amazing event!Jessie McEachern | 𝕃𝕒𝕜𝕖𝕤𝕚𝕕𝕖 𝔸𝕔𝕣𝕖𝕤 🛢️ 𝚁𝙰𝙿𝙸𝙳 𝚂𝚝𝚊𝚗𝚍𝚊𝚛𝚍 𝙱𝚊𝚛𝚛𝚎𝚕 𝚁𝚊𝚌𝚎 Morgan L Photography

09/12/2026

Left VS right. Yes - horses usually are lefties or righties…. But it should be so subtle that you need to look for the differences. A well balanced horse should feel almost identical both sides. Next time you catch your horse take a moment and see what you can find! Taking comparison photos of right side vs left is also super helpful. Sometimes what is missed by the naked eye jumps out at you on a photo. Hope this helps! Like and follow for more.

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