FMBs Therapy Systems is offering H&H facebook fans the chance to win a lesson with British Olympic team gold medallist Laura Tomlinson (nee Bechtolsheimer). The lucky winner will be invited to visit Laura at her yard in Glos with their horse for a private lesson.
Laura has been using Activo-Med equipment on her team of horses for 5 years. She has the Combi Pro rug, set of 4 pulsed electromagnetic leg wraps, the power girth plus the water treadmill.
Laura says: “The Activo Med equipment is used all the time on my yard and at shows and helps keep the horses fit, relaxed and in top condition. We always use the the pulsed electromagnetic and massage rug on horses that look a little colicky and have had reliably excellent results.”
Find out how to enter this competition, plus full terms and conditions. Good luck!
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