Dear Angela



Boy do I understand - my boy had it. I did all the usual check tack, back, me! teeth, vet who wanted to drill a hole in his lovely 5 year old head and then some saint told me about Belinda. If you check all the above and get no joy e-mail me at the above and I will give you her number. Its a bit of a strange experience and you must be open minded but she is the only person I have ever heard of who can deal with this problem without you having to resort to selling your mare (which can work - new area/owner). I 100% am thrilled with what she did for my boy. By the bye dont leave her headshaking for long as it is habit forming and can get worse, my boy fell down when I rode him once scary.



good luck and it is curable dont listen to the doom merchants



sassers

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Replying to:

My mare tends to shake her head alot mainly when being ridden , I have checked her browband and that is not too tight , it is really annoying when you are riding , does anyone have any ideas for a cure ?????


Or what could be a possible cause ????






Thank you




Angela