Trudi, I want
to thank you for working on my
barrel horse Rusty. You really gave
us that edge that we needed to
become winners again. After years of
competition, Rusty started to lose
that heart and ambition that he used
to have so much of. I've tried
everything you can think of to get
that extra something in our runs,
but nothing I tried ever even came
close to the work you've done with
him. Rusty has been my top barrel
horse for 8 years, but in the last
few months with your help, he's been
performing better then ever. I
continue to see improvements in him
everytime we have a visit. Thank you
Trudi for making me and Rusty a team
again!
Trudi, you worked magic on
Loretta a couple of weeks ago!
She suffered a seizure back in
June after ingesting the
Stinging Nettle Plant in Point
Reyes. When she seizured, all
her muscles tied up and she
slammed to the ground causing a
hematoma to the right hip
muscle. You worked out the
hematoma & fixed her short
stride and she went on to place
2nd out of 53 in Pole bending @
High School Rodeo!! We look
forward to having you work on
her again. Thank you a million
times!
~Cyndi K.
I wanted to thank you
again for coming right out and
giving Rollie a massage. She is
doing so much better. She
is using all of the pasture
instead of standing in one
little area. Yesterday she
even wanted me to chase her to
put on her flymask. That's
the Rollie I know.
~Maria H. Yuba City, CA
Zazu was supple and
relaxed throughout the show.
Your massage really gave us the
edge I hoped it would and al
so
helped make the show a really
happy experience for Zazu.
I rode sweet Nora (24 years
young) tonight and she was
feeling better than she has in
quite some time. In fact
she was feeling so well that she
wanted to gallop and race around
the hour and a half I rode her.
The improvement in her since the
massage is dramatic. I'll
tell you on Monday if little
Tessi's massage had any effect
on her "squirliness" when having
her feet trimmed. All
three girls want to thank you
for your healing massage and
look forward to their next one
soon.
~Roni J. Elverta, CA
Pie, the mustang, is
doing GREAT!!! My daughter rode
him out today and he picked up
both leads, no problem. In fact,
she said he wanted to lope from
my mom's place to ours, which is
about 10 acres over from us. She
also said that he doesn't feel
so tight, when she gets on him.
Shad seems to be walking better,
as he is letting me know that he
is over due for a trim, by
clipping himself. Thank goodness
he is set for a trim this coming
week!!
~Edona M. Wheatland, CA
"The horse- here is nobility
without conceit, friendship
without envy, beauty without
vanity, a willing servant, yet
no slave."
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