| Oriental Medicine & Herbology for horses |
| Annabelle is the mother of 3 girls - Katy, Lizzie & Emma & grandmother to Daniel. She is located in the tiny hamlet of Goddards Green in West Sussex, close to the All England Showground at Hickstead. An area of Southern England with an extremely high equine population. Annabelle's current equine family consists of 10 horses, 4 of which are regularly ridden & competed by Annabelle & Liz. She also has facilities for retirement & broodmare liveries in 25acres at Goddards Green |
| Annabelle Knight. Practitioner of Oriental Medicine & Herbology |
Annabelle's calling to learn the ancient practice of Oriental Medicine started when
she purchased her headshaking horse - Shadow.
She realised that this ancient way of healing, with its holistic method of diagnosis &
treatment, was the only way to treat this idiopathic problem, that Western medicine
was unable to help. (Click here to see why)
Her initial training was with Medboo TCM college in China & she mentored with
Dr Ping Jiang, who specialises in neurological rehabilitation using TCM. She also
studied with The East West College of Herbal Medicine.
Annabelle has currently successfully completed her 3rd year of study at The
International College of Oriental Medicine for a BSc (Hons) degree in Oriental
Medicine (Classical Chinese Medicine & acupuncture)
Over the past eight years Annabelle has treated hundreds of headshaking horses with
great success & has found that her skills can be used successfully to help many
other equine problems such as laminitis, skin problems, eye problems, soft tissue
trauma,mud fever, back problems & lameness. Many so called 'behavioural' issues,
such as spooking, irrational fear, anxiety, impatience or aggression, marish behaviour
are believed to be due to Adrenal dysfunction & all respond very well to herbal
therapy.
Sufferers of Equine metabolic syndrome are also showing encouraging results.
A fairly recent addition to the equine family is Salsa Lady, a 12 year old Dutch
Warmblood mare. Salsa Lady was given to Liz because of her erratic behaviour &
inability to be ridden in a snaffle bit. Following herbal treatment, Liz is now
competing her to a high standard & winning consistently. Read her story here.
she purchased her headshaking horse - Shadow.
She realised that this ancient way of healing, with its holistic method of diagnosis &
treatment, was the only way to treat this idiopathic problem, that Western medicine
was unable to help. (Click here to see why)
Her initial training was with Medboo TCM college in China & she mentored with
Dr Ping Jiang, who specialises in neurological rehabilitation using TCM. She also
studied with The East West College of Herbal Medicine.
Annabelle has currently successfully completed her 3rd year of study at The
International College of Oriental Medicine for a BSc (Hons) degree in Oriental
Medicine (Classical Chinese Medicine & acupuncture)
Over the past eight years Annabelle has treated hundreds of headshaking horses with
great success & has found that her skills can be used successfully to help many
other equine problems such as laminitis, skin problems, eye problems, soft tissue
trauma,mud fever, back problems & lameness. Many so called 'behavioural' issues,
such as spooking, irrational fear, anxiety, impatience or aggression, marish behaviour
are believed to be due to Adrenal dysfunction & all respond very well to herbal
therapy.
Sufferers of Equine metabolic syndrome are also showing encouraging results.
A fairly recent addition to the equine family is Salsa Lady, a 12 year old Dutch
Warmblood mare. Salsa Lady was given to Liz because of her erratic behaviour &
inability to be ridden in a snaffle bit. Following herbal treatment, Liz is now
competing her to a high standard & winning consistently. Read her story here.
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This site was last updated 3rd Sept.11
