Treat your horse to a 2-hour massage by Susan Bartfay, Certified Equine Massage Therapist, of Blue Ribbon Massage.

Your horse may need a massage if he or she:

• Has had dental problems 


• Has had poor or improper saddle or bridle fit. 


• Has had a recent fall, injury, surgery, or trauma.


• Flinches or arches his back with pressure to his spine. 


• Is refusing, hesitating, or switching leads.


• Is hanging a leg over jumps or jumping flat.


• Is resisting bending or extension. 


• Is carrying his head too high or too low. 


• Is shaking or throwing his head.


• Is complaining when saddled or bridled.


• Is holding his tail to one side.

Massage gets results! Clients say their horses move smoother, faster, and are more balanced. A badly fitting saddle can put tremendous pressure on your horse’s back and create soreness throughout his body. This will compromise his health and soundness if left unaddressed.

Massage can be a valuable and effective therapy to relieve tension, restore circulation, alleviate residual soreness, and increase range of motion once your saddle is properly fitted. A session begins with information about your horse, followed by a brief visual exam, and then one hour and 15 minutes of a variety of confident, intuitive strokes that will enhance skin condition and overall circulation, relieve muscle tension and spasms, increase muscle tone, and stimulate greater range of motion.

Note: You are bidding on a 2-hr. massage session for your horse. Travel up to 1.5 hours from Franklin County MA area (near Shelburne Falls, MA) is included. Travel time/mileage may be charged beyond that distance and is not included in your high bid. Expires September 1, 2012

About Susan:
Susan Bartfay learned to work with and care for horses on Thoroughbred racetracks throughout the Northeast where for four years she worked as a hot walker, groom, and pony girl, then owned a few race horses. For six years she worked at boarding, school, and show stables. In addition she managed an equestrian center for three years. Susan is a Certified Equine Massage Therapist (CEMT) through the Bancroft School of Massage Equine Program, in Worcester, Massachusetts. Susan is a newly attuned level 1 Reiki practitioner for equines and companion animals. To Fur with Love is her telepathic animal communication practice.

Blue Ribbon Equine 

"For the Health & Well-Being of Your Horse"
Susan Bartfay
phone: 413-325-5777
web: www.BlueRibbonEquine.com
email: susan@blueribbonequine.com