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Back In Check Katy Thompson (Child) Cert ESMT
Equine trainer, sports massage and rehabilitation therapist.

Graduate of Helen Woolley, Chartered Physiotherapist, Equissage Europe.

Fabulous time with little legs to finish off our week looking after him whilst his mummy was away 💕
01/11/2026

Fabulous time with little legs to finish off our week looking after him whilst his mummy was away 💕

Great outing for Harry today bagging a 1st and 2nd in both prelims with scores over 71% 🎖️
31/10/2026

Great outing for Harry today bagging a 1st and 2nd in both prelims with scores over 71% 🎖️

As darker nights are approaching I have some weekend availability but these will get booked up fast 💨 Message me to book...
28/10/2026

As darker nights are approaching I have some weekend availability but these will get booked up fast 💨
Message me to book in 📲

28/10/2026

It’s beginning to feel colder 🎃🪵🍂 JK Jumps Back In Check

And now for carrots 🥕
23/10/2026

And now for carrots 🥕

🥕🥕🥕 Friday focus...carrots! 🥕🥕🥕

🥕 It’s carrot season!!! 🥕!! I bought my first sack of carrots this week, so I thought it would be a good time to give some carrot facts as I know that due to lots of misinformation out there about carrots, some of you are very concerned about feeding them to your horses, particularly those with laminitis, EMS and Cushing’s etc. A carrot or two a day is absolutely fine, most things are in moderation! So if you are worried about giving carrots to your horse or pony, here are a few carrot facts to ease your mind!

🥕 Carrots are high in water - around 80% so they are a fabulous succulent!

🥕 On an as fed, fresh weight basis, carrots are LOW in sugar - around 4-5% per 100g of carrot.

🥕 They are low also low in starch on a fresh weight basis - making around 6% NSC in 100g of carrot.

🥕 Carrots are useful additions to winter rations of dry feed (hay & concentrates) as they are a more natural source of moisture-containing feed when many horses are fed unnaturally dry diets of hay and concentrates.

🥕 They are excellent training treats, great for hiding meds in and they can also help increase appetites and encourage horses to eat; particularly when grated and mixed into the feed!

🥕 Carrots are an excellent source of vitamin A - 100g of carrot more than meets a 500g horses vitamin A requirement!

🥕 Their naturally high vitamin A content makes them a fab source of antioxidants, particularly for our older horses!

🥕 Slice carrots into batons to avoid choke and for those with poor dental function, grated carrot added to the feed works really well!

I always feed carrots throughout ‘carrot season. There is absolutely nothing wrong with a carrot or two a day (my EMS horse always had them) and they are a fabulous little addition to a winter feed ration! There is no need to deprive your equine of such a wonderfully tasty succulent because of people misunderstanding their sugar content!

23/10/2026
21/10/2026

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What a beautiful day it turned into after the night we had! ⛈️☀️🌳🍂🍄‍🟫Stunning ride over and around Eccles Pike 🍁
19/10/2026

What a beautiful day it turned into after the night we had! ⛈️☀️

🌳🍂🍄‍🟫

Stunning ride over and around Eccles Pike 🍁

Lovely hack round our local area today. Important to keep them fit going into winter ❄️  Lessons, bodywork sessions, rid...
13/10/2026

Lovely hack round our local area today. Important to keep them fit going into winter ❄️

Lessons, bodywork sessions, riding and livery services available 💕

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