A Lifelong Dedication to Equine Well-being

Jane's profound connection with horses began at the tender age of two, marking the very start of a lifelong passion. This early introduction ignited a deep-seated love and fascination for equines that would shape her entire career path.

By the age of fourteen, her dedication truly took root as she started working for lessons at a local stables. This hands-on experience was invaluable, allowing her to spend countless hours learning about horse care, stable management, and developing her riding skills. It was here that she gained a practical understanding of equine welfare and the physical demands placed upon horses in various disciplines.

Her commitment to formal education in the equine field led her to the esteemed Huntley School of Equitation at 17 to complete her BHS stages. Here, she immersed herself in academic and practical studies, deepening her knowledge of equine anatomy, physiology, training, and health. Since graduating from Hartpury, Jane has dedicated every working day to horses, gaining extensive experience across a multitude of disciplines and types of equines, from competition mounts to beloved companions. She has a unique perspective as a horsewoman beijing able to see, feel & really get in tune with the animal.

The decision to train as an equine massage therapist was a natural progression, born from years of direct observation and a profound desire to alleviate discomfort and enhance the lives of the horses she worked with. Jane had encountered numerous horses throughout her career who had benefited immensely from equine massage, witnessing firsthand the remarkable improvements in their comfort, mobility, skeletal straightness and overall performance. She understood the subtleties of their movement and recognised the signs of muscular tension, that could hinder their ability to perform or simply enjoy their lives. This personal experience solidified her belief in the powerful benefits of massage as a therapeutic tool.

Looking to the future, Jane's vision for her equine massage practice extends far beyond current capabilities. She is driven by a commitment to continually improve the lives of horses and their riders, aspiring to bring even greater benefits through her work. This includes a strong dedication to ongoing professional development (CPD) and further education. Jane plans to continually invest in advanced training and specialized courses, ensuring she remains at the forefront of equine therapy techniques. Her ultimate goal is to deepen her understanding and expand her skillset, allowing her to offer an even more comprehensive and effective service that supports the long-term well-being and partnership between horse and rider.