Riding Rehab
Riding Rehab for SportHorses
Riding rehab is a crucial step for horses recovering from injuries or treatments. After a period of layup, it's essential to ensure they return to form and fitness. Amanda brings years of experience in riding rehab, having successfully rehabilitated numerous horses in Belgium and the USA. Her expertise has helped horses make a triumphant return to international sport.
Our Story
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Amanda has had years or riding all sorts of horses in different countries over different disciplines. She has had many years riding OTTB in both New Zealand and the USA to successfully get them going for dressage, hunter/jumpers & eventing. In Belgium Amanda rode lots of the young stallions getting ready for the approvals as well as keeping fit and sound the top level jumpers. In the Netherlands she did a year producing hunter/equitation horses for the US market. In addition Amanda spent some time in the UK. once keeping polo ponies fit and sound and the other in an eventing yard doing the same.
Success Stories
EMINENT
Eminent faced a challenging leg injury that initially cast doubt on her recovery. However with determination and resilience, she made a remarkable comeback, returning to her full capacity. The hard work paid off as she triumphed to multiple championships.
PAC-MAN
TB gelding with kissing spines & thoracic sling issues. Currently still in the program.
Lady Jones
MR GOOD BAR
TB gelding with thoracic sling issues. Doing extremely well with his new owners.
LADY JONES
Irish Sport horse mare with kissing spines. Had started to have some undesirable behavior. Was treated and then came for rehabbing. Now 2years later and still doing extremely well.
FAKIR
Fakir was sold from Belgium to the USA. He had a hind leg injury where they weren't able to keep him sound. He came back to Belgium where Amanda rehabbed him back to a successful jumping career and he made it back on the International circut before being sold to Greece
MILO
Milo came as a retiree from a lameness that after a year was not staying consistently sound. He spent some time in the pasture and continued to improve over the months he was here until being happy and sound. From there he started his slow rehab process. A few years later he is still sound and back to competing in his very late teens, including winning the USEA Area II Championships in 2024!