Sarah Mahoney, Equine Sports Massage Therapy

01/02/2026

Thank you to all of my clients for a successful 2025. Cheers to a new year full of healthy, happy horses!

12/27/2025

A nice, but cold, afternoon at Marlaw Farms with the super cute Leah, adored by Kaelyn—well, everyone, really! I love teaching owners/riders how to help their horse feel their best to perform their best, especially when they listen like Kaelyn does!

11/27/2025

Lucille enjoying some time with the BEMER horse-set and balance pads before her massage today at .

10/13/2025

“Sorority Girl”/Stella enjoyed a BEMER session and massage before she heads off for the USHJA Zone 3 Championship in Upperville, Va.

09/26/2025

Trying out the balance pads with my big guy, Ollie, and I think he really liked it! While standing on the balance pads, your horse will need to make continuous micro-adjustments to their posture and engage their core muscles for stability. Think of it as you sitting on an exercise ball vs an office chair.

08/31/2025

Spry fully relaxing into her BEMER session Saturday at Steadfast Farm!

08/27/2025

My big guy, Olllie, enjoying a nice post-competition session with the and neck-applicator after showing at the Cavalier Classic at last week.

08/26/2025

A lumbar and gluteal tape application 🐴

06/21/2025

I see a lot of people recommending chiropractors and pemf and excluding massage therapists. I want to give you a few reasons why I believe a massage therapist should be used regularly at times in a horse’s life:

We all have different skills to contribute to your horse’s care. Bodies need different kinds of help at different times.

Remember that it’s the muscles that create tensile strength and hold the bones and organs in place. They are also what pulls the body out of optimum, by strength or weakness, which combine to create imbalance and potential unsoundness. This is especially true and important when a horse is coming into increased work, coming back into fitness, or when a horse is older and needs a little help staying loose and comfortable. You can be a great trainer, your horse will still build strength unevenly, it’s simply what happens when out of shape horses are put into exercise. It’s natural, normal and expected.

By being proactive and working with a great massage therapist you can help your horse be more balanced and comfortable and so sounder, more mentally balanced and train more easily. We can help the horse through the process by manually suppling, helping him learn his body, improving awareness and letting him use himself the best he can while he works to build and become, hopefully, the best version of himself.

Learn more here - https://koperequine.com/why-hands-on-massage-is-the-best-way-to-for-sore-care-muscles/

05/23/2025

Rudy loving his BEMER session today at !

05/09/2025

04/06/2025

Sunday vibin’ with