Equiwave NI

01/03/2026

Found these pictures of Irish Sports Horse Lu from last summer 🥰💙

23/02/2026

Surely this has to be a joke 🫩

03/02/2026

Tilly is an ISH with some Clydesdale in her breeding. She’s a big, strong girl and like most ridden horses, she can occasionally get tension in her poll.
Do you know what symptoms to look out for when a horse is struggling with poll tension?

07/01/2026

If your horse is pinning their ears when you saddle and instead of taking that as information you mock it, that is exactly what is wrong with the horse world.

That is not a funny moment.
That is not a “red mare.”
That is communication.

I am exhausted by videos of horses showing clear signs of discomfort or distress while humans laugh, tease, or dismiss it as personality. Even worse are the people openly admitting they post these clips because it makes them more money. Because it is controversial. Because it drives engagement.

When profit matters more than listening, welfare stops being the priority. And when money is prioritized, empathy erodes and welfare becomes negotiable.

A horse pinning their ears while being saddled is telling you something is wrong. Pain, fear, or anticipation of discomfort. The correct response is curiosity and concern, not ridicule.

Listening is the bare minimum of welfare. Mocking is a failure to meet the bare minimum.

29/12/2025

Roxy! Follow on from the last video I uploaded. She really appreciated this 🧡

26/11/2025

Massage session I did on the lovely Miss Roxy at the end of the summer 🥰

08/11/2025

Healing touches 🥰

09/10/2025

Cochise 🖤

19/09/2025

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This has probably been one of my favourites to treat so far due to how responsive he was to everything.
We’ve all seen this sort of horse many times, weak, tense and just wanting to run faster and faster under saddle with their head in the air.

This way of going can be the cause of, and cause, physiological problems. I mention a few of them in the video.
The Magnawave provided relief and relaxation for this super little horse.

The ideal plan for him would be to have Magnawave therapy a few times a week, plus taking all of his training back to the basics to allow him to develop his core slowly and properly.

He could be a very closed off horse, so it was so rewarding to watch him relax and have such good releases of tension.

14/09/2025

13/09/2025

Frank in this video, was my recently retired thoroughbred. He has a kissing spine diagnosis. This was his first experience with the Magnawave, and it was certainly a positive one.