About me & my concept

Carole Colling

My passion for horse health and well-being

My name is Carole Colling and since I was a child I have felt a deep connection with horses. This passion has made me a recognized expert in the world of horses and equestrian sports.

Driven by curiosity: My journey to becoming a horse expert

My journey began with a childlike curiosity that quickly developed into a lifelong devotion. Although I did not have a horse of my own when I was young, I was fortunate enough to ride many horses of different characters and disciplines - from dressage and show jumping to working equitation, mounted games and horsemanship. These diverse experiences shaped my path and reinforced my understanding of the importance of horse health.

Holistic approach for long-term success

I realized early on that lasting success in equestrian sports, whether at a high level of performance or for leisure, is only possible with a healthy horse. This is not just about physical health, but also about the mental well-being of the animals. Optimal training, suitable equipment and an understanding of the correct movement sequence in the horse's body are key elements that I combine in my work every day.

Your first address for horse welfare

In addition to my horse saddle shop , I also offer comprehensive advice, which is based on years of experience and expertise. Find out more about the individual services on my website:

Osteopathy & Physiotherapy for Horses

Equine osteopathy and physiotherapy are holistic, preventive methods that restore physical balance and promote self-healing in order to treat movement restrictions and subsequent complaints.

saddle inspection and adjustment

When checking and adjusting the saddle, I check the saddle for pressure peaks caused by the horse and rider leaning and adjust it on site taking these aspects into account, coordinated with osteo-/physiotherapy.

Health coaching for horse and rider

My riding lessons combine holistic approaches from osteopathy and physiotherapy, focus on the individual needs of horse and rider and aim to deepen the understanding of horse communication.