Centered Equine Therapies

Happy Thanksgiving 🍁

🦃What are you grateful for this year?

It’s been a busy 2025 and I’m so grateful! Now booking for next year… limited spaces available. 🖤

As I’m figuring out splitting my time between my regular bodywork business and my new rehabilitation business I’m finding that to ensure quality work for each horse I’m needing to rein in the amount of horses I work on.🖤

Starting in 2026 I will no longer be offering my “sponsored barn rates” and hope to focus more on consulting and rehab. I want to respect and nurture my relationships (both horse and human) in this equine community here in the greater Sacramento area.🖤

Please reach out to let me know your needs/wants in the coming year so I can facilitate appropriate time/space for each horse. My fellow bodyworkers and are available to step in to take on any clients/barns who need more visits/attention.🖤

I will be continuing my education also in 2026 and can’t wait to hone in on new techniques. Thank you for all of your support and let’s get cozy for winter, shall we? 🖤

Love always,
Hilary

Now booking for November.🍂🍁

A few changes coming in 2026…

🐴I will no longer be giving the “Sponsored barn rate”. All rates will be the same across the board in 2026 and are as follows:

💙Consultation: 90 minutes (bodywork, saddle fit, nutrition and gait assessment) $200
💙regular bodywork session (all inclusive) 45-60 minutes $140
💙mini session (great for horse shows or horses I see often) 30 minutes, no write up $90.
💙rehabilitation and preventative maintenance program with … limited offerings. Located at Silver Spur Stable. $2000 for the month or $600 a week ( please reach out for more information)

🐴 I’m so appreciate for all of my clients. I’m hoping to focus more on my rehab horses in the future as well as clinics. But I’m so in love with my job and the many, many clients who stay focused on horse welfare and good horse management.🐴

I am grateful for the overwhelming support in both my professional and personal life- which shows the character of so many people in this small community which is the Sacramento area sport horse world.❤️

Please always feel free to reach out, ask questions and get curious about bodywork and physiotherapy.

-Hilary

I will be attending this wonderful clinic in October hosted by Big Sky!!! Please join us with Dr.Tracy Rainwaters 💓

rainwaters is amazing in so many ways. She is not in our area very often so don’t miss out!!!!

🌸Clinic with Tracy Rainwaters,
Doctor of Chiropractic,
Interspecies Intuative,
Breathwork Facilitator

Sun 10/12/25

@ Big Sky Equestrian Center covered arena
7730 Cardwell Ave
Orangevale, CA 95662

Morning 3 hr hands on breathwork, with a focus on chakras, without a horse, $100, includes auditing rides.

Midday - afternoon 45 min private riding or ground work or combo, $200, includes morning portion, and auditing all rides.

No outside auditing allowed.

Must pay in full by Sat 9/20 to Carmelita Albiani, text 707-396-9444, cash, check, or Zelle: [email protected].

Haul-ins welcome, $25 paid day of.

Sandwiches & 2 cold drinks available, $15 day of.

Goal of bringing breathwork, intentions, and awareness into alignment for a positive outcome both in and out of the saddle.

I will be joining a panel of professionals for a live podcast event presented by
Hosted by at the beautiful 🌴

Special guest trainer Brittany Massey (who also happens to be to be my sister!)
As well as farrier Hayley Johnson and veterinarian Kelly Miller.🐴

Representing the Sacramento areas spectrum of talent in equine occupations addressing horse welfare- we hope to engage in meaningful conversation. Please join us! For food and beverages, conversation and barn tours. 🐴

We are very thankful to for allowing us this platform. 💙

Please check out the Plaid Horse Magazine (link in bio)

Starting in 2026 these are my offerings.

I will be taking more time to focus on my rehabilitation horses 🌴🐴

I will have opportunities for “mini sessions” for my already sponsored barns and at shows. Please reach out if you have any questions!🐴

Can take haul-in consultations as well in Wilton area (near Murieta Equestrian Center) 🐴

Offering hands on day- clinics through as well. Hoping to focus more on helping riders become educated in understanding basic physical and emotional needs of our equine athletes.💓

I so appreciate all of my clients both fuzzy and human :) I feel very lucky 🍀

Good luck to my clients riders number 61 and 62… one Arab and one mustang!! Woohoo!

The Tevis Cup 100 mile ride starts in Truckee ca at 5:15am and ends in Auburn 24 hours later.

The ride is referenced as the hardest endurance event in the world.

I was lucky enough to have two amazing horses in my life who helped me cross the finish line.

There is a 50% completion rate on this ride. This means only half of the competitors will even make it to the finish.

The ride in many ways is controversial because of its difficulty and unfortunate horse fatalities.

You do have to qualify for the Tevis Cup, however you do not have to qualify on the same horse you ride. Many people travel from all over the world to “catch ride”.

The Tevis cup is 100 grueling miles with mandatory vet exams throughout. If your horse is “fit to continue” you keep going…

I’m very glad I got to be apart of this ride before kids and before my accident.

Good luck and safe travels across mountains, rocks, meadows and roads. In the scorching heat and by the light of the moon. Crossing the America river following glow sticks and scarfing down food whenever possible.

Bless these amazing equine athletes who give their everything so that we can achieve a human goal. It’s really quite special.

Hands are a powerful tool. Learn to use them kindly, wisely, in a forgiving space. Energy moves through the hands, gently connecting to tissue, nerves, blood and organs. It’s not magic- it’s science.🐴

Anyone can learn to utilize their “feel”… this is one of the hardest things to teach a rider and the same is true for bodywork. Getting those “ten thousand hours” to be a master at it seems like a difficult task- but horses are very good teachers, guides, and mirrors.🐴

I’m so happy I decided to take on this challenge 7 years ago! I chose to first study Cranio Sacral Therapy (Cranial) because she’s I was drawn to its simplicity. Little did I know, it’s a very intricate and complicated modality. However, the horses love it and from what I can tell- need it- to preform as their most optimum selves.🐴

We tend to lose ourselves in the bustle of work, shows, scheduling, perfection- but horses don’t do this. So we must catch up to them in knowledge and patience. And try to do better for their sake.🐴

I hope the next 7 years of bodywork and horsey snuggles are as successful as the first 7. I’m very grateful to all of my clients who believe in me, work with me, try to listen, try to understand and who have an open heart. It’s quite beautiful 💓

Thank you,
Hilary