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I’m Elizabeth Rine, founder of Rine’s Equines and currently the only equine bodywork practitioner affiliated with the business. My background combines equine education, professional bodywork training, and hands-on experience in horse care and barn management.
I bring careful observation, clear communication, and a horse-centered approach to every appointment.

Rine’s Equines provides supportive, non-diagnostic equine bodywork tailored to the individual horse. Each appointment considers your horse’s history, daily routine, and the observations you share.
Hands-on work is guided by your horse’s needs and responses, with an emphasis on thoughtful support alongside their established care plan.
My goal is to help you feel more informed and prepared—not simply provide a session and leave you wondering what comes next.
You receive detailed session notes and practical continued-support guidance within my professional scope. Follow-up questions are welcome, helping you understand the information provided and maintain useful records for your horse’s care team.
Equine bodywork is supportive and non-diagnostic. It does not replace veterinary examination, diagnosis, treatment, rehabilitation, or emergency care.
We begin by reviewing your horse’s history, current routine, and any changes or concerns you have noticed. Please share relevant veterinary information, medications, recent injuries, and any restrictions or recommendations from your horse’s care team.
This conversation helps establish the context for the appointment and identify whether further professional input is needed before proceeding.
I observe your horse’s posture, movement where appropriate, and responses to handling and bodywork. Hands-on techniques are adapted to the individual horse rather than following a fixed routine.
Throughout the session, I pay attention to your horse’s behavior and responses and discuss relevant observations with you in real time.
We review the session and discuss general continued-support recommendations within my training and professional scope. You receive detailed notes documenting relevant observations, the techniques used, and your horse’s response.
These records help you track care over time and share useful information with your veterinarian and other equine professionals. You are welcome to contact me with questions about your notes or the guidance discussed.
Below are the prices for equine massage.
Your first appointment includes a review of your horse’s history, routine, and owner observations, followed by an overall bodywork assessment and appropriate hands-on support.
Please allow approximately one hour. Initial appointments may take longer than follow-up visits because they include gathering background information and becoming familiar with your horse.
Follow-up appointments include a review of changes since the previous visit, updated observations, and hands-on bodywork tailored to your horse’s current needs.
We revisit previously documented areas and discuss any new concerns. Session length varies according to the horse and the information reviewed.
These services are optional and are not included in the standard appointment price.
Add general tack-fit observations to your session for a closer look at your horse’s saddle, girth, and bridle setup. We discuss visible concerns and whether further assessment by an appropriately qualified tack or saddle-fitting professional may be useful.
This service provides general observations rather than a guarantee of correct fit.
Add ridden observations to provide further context about how your horse moves under saddle compared with in hand. You or your horse’s regular rider will ride at suitable gaits within the horse’s current abilities and any veterinary restrictions.
We discuss the observations made during the session. This service is not a veterinary lameness examination or diagnosis.
Please discuss these services before your appointment so we can review your horse’s history, suitability, preparation, and estimated cost.
Kinesiology taping may be available as part of your appointment. Before the visit, we discuss the proposed application, your horse’s individual circumstances, and any preparation needed.
Pricing varies with the application and the amount of tape used.
Red-light applications may be available as an additional supportive service. We discuss your horse’s history, the proposed application, and whether this service is appropriate within their existing care plan.
Sessions generally range from approximately 5 to 20 minutes, depending on the application discussed.
Cold-laser acupoint applications may be available by prior arrangement. Please contact me before your appointment to discuss your horse’s history and the proposed service.
Sessions generally range from approximately 10 to 20 minutes, with details and pricing discussed before the service begins.
Rine’s Equines provides mobile bodywork services at clients’ own farms and facilities. To inquire about a visit, please include your location, the number of horses you would like seen, and the services you are interested in.
Availability, appointment details, and estimated travel fees will be discussed before scheduling. For visits involving multiple horses or clients at the same barn, please contact me to discuss how the travel charge will be allocated.
Travel fees are charged at the current government mileage rate for one-way travel to your location. The starting point may be my home or a previous client’s location, depending on my schedule that day. Your estimated travel fee will be discussed before your appointment is confirmed.
Before the visit, please provide:
Please let me know before the visit if you would like kinesiology taping, tack-fit observations, or ridden movement observations so we can discuss any preparation or scheduling needs.
Rine’s Equines provides non-diagnostic supportive bodywork and owner education. Services do not replace veterinary examination, diagnosis, treatment, rehabilitation, or emergency care.
If a concern falls outside my professional scope, I may recommend that you consult your veterinarian or another appropriately qualified professional. Veterinary involvement or clearance may be needed before bodywork proceeds.
Whether you are scheduling a first visit, arranging follow-up support, or asking about a particular service, contact Rine’s Equines to discuss availability and the most appropriate next step.
Please include your location, the number of horses, relevant background information, and preferred appointment dates. I will follow up with any questions, scheduling options, and an estimated cost.
Call or text Elizabeth at (304) 608-3822.
Rine's Equines
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