https://www.grivesequinerehabilitation.com.au/

Grives Equine Rehabilitation, Bathurst (2026)

30/08/2026

THIS IS ALL WE NEED TO ANALYSE YOUR HORSE’S MOVEMENT. 📱🐎

No special cameras.
No sensors attached to your horse.
No travelling to a clinic.

Just your horse, an iPhone and a few simple recordings.

For Grives Objective Gait Analysis, you’ll be guided through exactly what to record including a straight-line trot-up and other simple movement recordings where required.

Once your recordings are complete, we do the rest.

Using objective gait-analysis technology, we measure subtle left-to-right movement asymmetries that can be difficult to identify by eye alone.

We then interpret the findings and send you a personalised report in plain English, explaining what was detected and giving you something objective to monitor and compare over time.

WHEN COULD OBJECTIVE GAIT ANALYSIS HELP?

🐎 Something just feels different - but you can’t quite put your finger on what.

🐎 Your horse isn’t performing like they normally do - perhaps they feel uneven, shorter in their stride, different on one rein or simply not quite themselves.

🐎 You want to identify subtle changes early - before a movement difference becomes obvious to the eye.

🐎 Your horse is returning from injury or rehabilitation - objectively monitor changes in their movement throughout recovery.

🐎 Your horse is currently going well - establish their individual baseline now, giving you something valuable to compare against in the future.

You don’t have to wait until your horse looks lame to start paying attention to how they move.

📱 You record.
📊 We analyse.
📄 You receive a personalised report.
🌏 Completely remote.

GRIVES OBJECTIVE GAIT ANALYSIS
Launching soon on our website.

Objective gait analysis measures movement asymmetry. It does not diagnose the underlying cause of lameness, pain or injury.

29/08/2026

COMING SOON - Grives Objective Gait Analysis 🐎

Does your horse just not feel 100%?

Maybe there’s no obvious lameness.
Maybe they’re still working, still competing and still doing everything you ask.

But something feels different.

No one knows your horse better than you.

A slightly shortened stride.
Not feeling quite the same on one rein.
Not pushing evenly from behind.
A subtle change under saddle.

Or maybe nothing feels wrong at all and you’d simply like to know what your horse’s normal looks like.

We’ve been using objective gait analysis as part of our work with rehabilitation horses, giving us another way to monitor movement and changes over time.

Now we’re excited to make this technology available remotely to horse owners everywhere.

Using only an iPhone, we objectively analyse your horse’s movement and measure asymmetry between the left and right sides.

You record. We analyse. You receive a clear, personalised report explaining what was detected in plain English.

So what happens next?

If your horse is moving well, your analysis can become a valuable baseline to compare against in the future.

If a subtle asymmetry is detected, you can monitor it and compare future recordings to see whether the movement changes.

And if an asymmetry persists, increases, or is accompanied by changes in performance or other clinical signs, the information can help support a conversation with your veterinarian about whether further investigation is appropriate.

You don’t have to wait until something is obviously wrong to start paying attention to how your horse moves.

📱 All you need is an iPhone
🐎 Simple guided trot-up
📊 Objective movement analysis
📄 Personalised, easy-to-understand report
🌏 100% remote and available to horse owners worldwide

Know their normal. Notice when it changes.

Grives Objective Gait Analysis - coming soon.

Objective gait analysis measures movement asymmetry and does not diagnose the underlying cause of lameness or injury. Horses showing obvious lameness, pain or acute injury should be assessed by a veterinarian.

29/08/2026

COMING SOON - Grives Objective Gait Analysis 🐎

Does your horse just not feel 100%?

Maybe there’s no obvious lameness.
Maybe they’re still working, still competing and still doing everything you ask.

But something feels different.

No one knows your horse better than you.

A slightly shortened stride.
Not feeling quite the same on one rein.
Not pushing evenly from behind.
A subtle change under saddle.

Or maybe nothing feels wrong at all and you’d simply like to know what your horse’s normal looks like.

We’ve been using objective gait analysis as part of our work with rehabilitation horses, giving us another way to monitor movement and changes over time.

Now we’re excited to make this technology available remotely to horse owners everywhere.

Using only an iPhone, we objectively analyse your horse’s movement and measure asymmetry between the left and right sides.

You record. We analyse. You receive a clear, personalised report explaining what was detected in plain English.

So what happens next?

If your horse is moving well, your analysis can become a valuable baseline to compare against in the future.

If a subtle asymmetry is detected, you can monitor it and compare future recordings to see whether the movement changes.

And if an asymmetry persists, increases, or is accompanied by changes in performance or other clinical signs, the information can help support a conversation with your veterinarian about whether further investigation is appropriate.

You don’t have to wait until something is obviously wrong to start paying attention to how your horse moves.

📱 All you need is an iPhone
🐎 Simple guided trot-up
📊 Objective movement analysis
📄 Personalised, easy-to-understand report
🌏 100% remote and available to horse owners worldwide

Know their normal. Notice when it changes.

Grives Objective Gait Analysis - coming soon.

Objective gait analysis measures movement asymmetry and does not diagnose the underlying cause of lameness or injury. Horses showing obvious lameness, pain or acute injury should be assessed by a veterinarian.

31/07/2026

One step closer to the racetrack.

After months of rehabilitation following fetlock surgery, this gelding is now confidently trotting and cantering on the treadmill as he nears the completion of his rehabilitation program.

He’ll now transition into pre-training before returning to his trainer for the next stage of his preparation.

Every rehabilitation program is tailored to the individual horse, with progression guided by clinical assessment, recovery and careful monitoring throughout each phase.

It’s incredibly rewarding to watch these horses regain their strength, confidence and athleticism. We look forward to following his journey back to the racetrack. 🖤🐎

28/07/2026

When your late for Breakfast 🐎💨

15/07/2026

Why we use SCENAR therapy.

At Grives Equine Rehabilitation, every horse follows an individual rehabilitation program tailored to its injury, stage of healing and long-term goals.

One therapy we regularly incorporate throughout rehabilitation is SCENAR (Self-Controlled Energo Neuro Adaptive Regulation).

SCENAR is a non-invasive therapy that delivers gentle electrical impulses through the skin, interacting with the body’s sensory nervous system. The nervous system plays an important role in movement, muscle function and the body’s response to injury, making it an important consideration during rehabilitation.

As part of a comprehensive rehabilitation program, SCENAR may help support:

• Comfort throughout rehabilitation
• Healthy movement and mobility
• Muscle relaxation and flexibility
• Circulation and tissue recovery
• Nervous system regulation
• Overall wellbeing during recovery

SCENAR is never used as a stand-alone treatment. It forms one part of a structured rehabilitation program alongside controlled exercise, treadmill conditioning and other evidence-informed therapies.

Every horse is different, which is why every rehabilitation plan is tailored to the individual. Our goal is simple: to give each horse the best opportunity for a safe, confident and successful return to work.

08/07/2026

Fitness is only part of the equation. Soundness comes first. 🐎

A successful preparation isn’t about how quickly a horse can get fit.

It’s about giving bones, tendons, ligaments, muscles and the cardiovascular system time to adapt to increasing workloads.

That’s why pre-training is so important.

Every controlled canter, every hill, every treadmill session and every recovery day has a purpose.. to build a stronger, more resilient athlete before they return to the trainer.

Our goal isn’t simply to send horses back fit.

Our goal is to send them back sound, strong, conditioned and ready to cope with the demands of race training.

Because the miles you put in before training often determine how well a horse handles the miles during training.

🏇 Grives Equine Rehabilitation & Conditioning

15/06/2026

🐎 CONDITIONING FOR PERFORMANCE

Successful performance starts long before race day.

Our structured conditioning programs are designed to develop fitness, strength, topline and resilience while preparing horses for the demands of training and competition.

Whether returning from a spell, rehabilitation or preparing for their next campaign, every horse benefits from a carefully managed conditioning program tailored to their individual needs.

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