World Equestrian Games | Laser Therapy for Dressage Horses

Horse Breeder Maryanna Haymon explains how she uses her Multi Radiance ACTIVet Laser for the elite equine athletes and riders at the World Equestrian Games: healing wounds, TMJ, muscle tightness, and more.
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Video Transcript
How long have you had this ACTIVet now?
Four years.
Four years. And what kinds of things have you used it for?
I've used it on a seven-week-old foal who had a fracture and was in the cast, it helped with skin integrity. I had another horse that was kicked in the neck and the skin sloughed off due to compromised circulation. And it reduced a 9-inch by 11-inch scar to approximately one-eighth of an inch wide and only 2 inches long.
And we've used it on our performance horses and our riders, including Julio Mendoza Loor who is going to be competing this morning at 10:45.
In which discipline?
Dressage.
Wonderful.
We'll notice a difference instantly. If you have a horse that's a little strong in the bridle, on TMJ it works fantastic. If you have a horse that's not slipping under from behind, if you do the glutes and the hamstrings, it makes a huge difference.
And these are places that dressage horses always get tight with. And a session with the laser makes a very noticeable difference in the rider. They get lighter in the bridle, they can sit down more and they have more reach.