Neigh Neigh Nosh

Neigh Neigh Nosh Natural food and supplements 🍌🍃
Gut health and diet 🐴😁
Qualified Massage Therapist for 🐴💆‍♀️
Dedicated to every horses life 🐴❤️
Dog lover 🐶❤️

I am a fully qualified Equine Sports Masseuse who studied initially with Equestricare. I have furthered my education with a dissection with the renowned Sharon May Davis, completed Equi-Tape Kinesiology taping and I'm studying Animal Neuro Myofascial Release and I recently attended EMMET. Equine Sports Massage works on the whole body, influencing the muscles, tendons, joints and skeletal framework

. I use a range of techniques to help release tension in areas of the body which may be causing a restriction in movement and lack of performance. I encourage and provide advice to clients on stretching, strengthening, nutrition, hoof balance, teeth and saddle fit. http://www.horsemassage.com.au/

Red Light Therapy - In my tool kit I use a red light pad and torch which further helps release tension, can penetrate deep damaged tissue and encourages repair on a cellular level. Benefits of Red Light - IN SUMMARY
LED’s at specific wavelengths increase circulation by increasing the formation of new capillaries. This allows more blood supply – hence more oxygen and vital nutrients to reach tissues. This increased circulation also allows for the faster removal of metabolic wastes. Studies site that LED Therapy stimulates the production of collagen. Collagen is an essential protein for repair to damaged tissue, including ageing skin and scars. LED Therapy stimulates the release of ATP – Adenosine triphosphate. ATP is the major carrier of energy to all cells. LED Therapy increases the activity of the lymphatic system thus promoting a faster elimination of swelling – oedema in tissues. LED Therapy reduces the excitability of nervous tissue by stimulating the release of endorphins. Endorphins are the body’s natural pain fighting chemicals. LED Therapy increases the synthesis of RNA and DNA. This helps damaged cells to be replaced more quickly. LED Therapy increases phagocytic activity hence helps fight infections. Phagocytes help to destroy and mop up dead or degenerated cells. LED Therapy stimulates tissue granulation which is an important part of tissue repair. LED Therapy stimulates trigger points and acupuncture points. LED Therapy helps to relax muscles and reduce stress. I find it extremely effective on injuries, scar tissue and acupuncture points. https://www.redlighttherapy.com.au/

Kinesiology Taping - extra charge
Physio taping is extremely effective at helping release tight tissue and encouraging blood flow to the area to heal. Assists with recovery. Helps support muscles,joints, ligaments and tendons. Can be used to activate a muscle group that is not being used effectively. Helps reduce edema, scar tissue and encourage healing. Very effective when traveling, as decrease swelling in the legs. http://equi-tape.com

27/07/2026

Bandage guts - Hugh went to his first start back today 🙌 1000 mtr at Sunshine Coast! Was exciting and nerve wracking for me 🤣

6 months since his last start, he’s had the revamp and revitalise works! Lotsa positives from this fitness run 💪
He’s the one in orange silks

🏇He was in a sprint field, and only has long distance blood lines
🏇Stepped up 2 grades and provincial too
🏇He’s on a grain free diet - NO corn, barley or oats
🏇No longer has wolf teeth or a bandage in his gut 😳
🏇 Eats hay on float on way there and home
🏇The lugging bit and blinkers are removed
🏇Strong, but present and strided out so good
🏇Jumped out of barriers on point 🙌
🏇Jockey said he just wanted to keep going past the post, and he did a great job keeping pace with the sprinters

Grace and Adrian did a great job, whilst I enjoyed the outing with Fred, Sue n Colin 🍷 😃

He’s the one in barrier 7

Jumped well but sprint horses have that explosive speed

https://www.racingqueensland.com.au/racing/replays/tab-race-replays/race-player/thoroughbred/scst/20260726/race/5

25/07/2026

I love giving hands on treatments you get soo much feedback

His fascia feels sooo soft, smooth and healthy everything glides nicely

His dysfunctional area LS junction was his biggest complaint, he’s come a long way building strength and function through his pelvis 💪💪

His shoulder mobility was spot on so even and great movement

24/07/2026

It’s always the quiet ones 🤣 isn’t it lol

Hugh is pretty chill racehorse, he likes to work and tries his hardest at whatever he does! Pole work and schooling is mentally tough 🧐🧠 physically demanding too.

We were told he felt terrible to ride, but he did have Wolf teeth and a awful mountain ridge in there 😳

He was all finished and Grace had chilled out and then Cosmo galloped down property and Hugh got very excited and jumped around 🤣 🏇🏇🏇

Good job hanging on Grace, i think she’d gone to sleep 😴 I don’t think she’ll be letting her guard down again ha ha 🤣

23/07/2026

What stretches do you do with your horse? 🐴🤸‍♀️

We always give Hugh a good stretch after work.

After all… what athlete doesn’t stretch? 💛

Grace has been doing an amazing job staying consistent.

Once I explained that holding a stretch for more than 30 seconds gives the soft tissues time to relax and lengthen, she started slowing down and letting Hugh settle into each stretch.

The difference has been incredible.

Just six weeks ago, his range of motion was still quite limited.

Now he’s moving with so much more freedom.

Rehabilitation isn’t always about doing more…

Sometimes it’s about slowing down, being patient and giving the body time to adapt.

One important tip…

Please protect your own back! ❤️

Good technique is essential when stretching horses, both for your safety and theirs. (I need to spend mort time with Grace)

If you’re unsure, ask a qualified professional to show you how to do it safely.

A few minutes of stretching today can make a big difference to how your horse feels tomorrow. 💛🐴

22/07/2026

Does your horse have weak stifles? 🐴💪

The quadriceps play a huge role in supporting the stifle.

Once your horse has developed a good topline, these muscles are often the next area that needs strengthening. They can be quite weak, especially in horses that have been compensating for pain, injury or poor posture.

This exercise doesn’t look like much…

But it’s incredibly powerful. ✨

🐎 Place one hand on the inside of the thigh.

🐎 Place your other hand on the outside.

🐎 Slowly rock your hands, almost as if you’re passing an energy ball between them.

🐎 Watch closely—you’ll often see subtle movement through the withers and saddle area as the body begins to organise itself.

Everything in the body is connected.

The stifles don’t work in isolation. They work together with the deep core muscles, including the psoas group, to provide stability, balance and efficient movement.

Sometimes the smallest, slowest exercises create the biggest changes because you’re helping the brain reconnect with the body.

It’s not about forcing movement.

It’s about improving body awareness, coordination and stability from the inside out. 💛🐴

stiflehealth horsefitness topline

20/07/2026

These moulds are packed with bio available Antioxidants - anti inflammatorys - vitamins minerals amino acids - prebiotic diverse fibre that’s what natural food does

The most natural vegan mash for our horses is this

Hugh has no fibre pellets or anything commercial in his feed just natural wholesome food as part of his racing diet

They love it absolutely devour their feeds

It’s creative colourful nutritious and delicious

19/07/2026

Subtle signs of ulcers in bandage guts

17/07/2026

Hugh’s workout today 🙌 he’s had 2 days recovering

🎉 Competition Time is Coming! 🎉I’ve got a fun Like • Share • Tag competition coming very soon with some fantastic prizes...
17/07/2026

🎉 Competition Time is Coming! 🎉

I’ve got a fun Like • Share • Tag competition coming very soon with some fantastic prizes 🤩🐴

But before we kick it off…

I’d love to know who’s following this page! 💛

👇 Tell me:
• What breed is your horse?
• What do you love doing together?
• Where are you from?

A little bit about us…

I designed the Neigh Neigh Nosh range alongside my own 10 horses—7 Thoroughbreds and 3 Arabians.

Over the years I tried so many supplements on the market, but nothing quite gave me what I was looking for to support horses in heavy work while still allowing me to feed a simple, natural diet.

So I created my own.

Every product has been developed with the goal of supporting horses from the inside out—gut health, immune function, recovery and overall wellbeing.

They have really helped rehabilitate some horses that were in bad shape, and get them back to good health.

They’re not just for performance horses either.

Whether your horse is in heavy work, light work, spelling or happily retired, they deserve to feel healthy, comfortable and thrive.

I can’t wait to hear about your horses! 🐴💛 Stay tuned… the competition is coming very soon! 🎁✨

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