• Where equine research and rehabilitation Align

    Equine therapy and rehabilitation services offered across North West England

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    Led by an expert in Equine Biomechancs and Rehabiliation

    Dr. Lindsay St. George (PhD, MSc Vet Physio and Clinical Rehab, MSc, RAnimSci.)

    Fully qualified and insured veterinary physiotherapist

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  • A person applies surface electromyography sensors to a grey horse's neck.

    Unique integration of state-of-the-art technology informs practice

    A data-driven approach to equine veterinary physiotherapy and rehabilitation

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  • A person riding a horse over show jump in an indoor arena. The horse has markers on anatomical landmarks and optical motion capture cameras are in the foreground.

    Committed to conducting high-quality research

    That informs practice and contributes to the growing evidence base for veterinary physiotherapy

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    Science as a foundation for equine physiotherapy

    An approach that is informed by scientific evidence and objective data.

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  • A woman assesses equine gait from a white horse being led by another woman down a path. The horse is wearing IMU sensors.

    Removing guesswork with objective gait analysis

    Scientifically validated systems ensure accurate and reliable assessment of equine gait.

    Equine Gait Analysis

  • Bridging academia and industry

    Research and consultancy services that are backed by over 10 years of experience

    Research and Consultancy
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    Equine services that are backed by the latest scientific evidence

    Led by an academic who stays up-to-date with the latest research, so that you don’t have to!

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    Equine biomechanics underpin our approach

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Bridging the Gap Between Science and Practice

St. George Equine was founded by Dr. Lindsay St. George (PhD, MSc, MSc Vet Physio & Clinical Rehab) and provides services that uniquely combine her skills as an academic researcher in the field of equine biomechanics and as a qualified and insured veterinary physiotherapist. She offers services across North West England.

Lindsay uses objective gait analysis and state-of-the-art sEMG and motion sensing technologies to inform, deliver and objectively monitor individualised physiotherapeutic treatments that are backed by data and scientific evidence.

The result is research informed veterinary physiotherapy, that integrates the latest scientific findings with clinical expertise to optimise function, performance, mobility, and quality of life for equine patients.

At St. George Equine, our commitment to ongoing research allows us to continually refine our protocols, delivering innovative and effective solutions for equine therapy and rehabilitation.

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