June/July 2026 Issue
June/July 2026 | EAST COAST EQUESTRIAN 24 We design our products with this relationship in mind. Supporting circulation, easing muscle tension, and promoting recovery isn’t just about performance — it’s about helping the body function in a way that supports overall wellness. When the body feels supported, it can recover more effectively, and that physical relief often translates into improved mood, reduced stress, and greater mental resilience. Research reinforces what we see every day. Studies from Harvard Medical School show that physical activity can improve mood and reduce symptoms of depression, while Mayo Clinic highlights how physical strain contributes to stress, anxiety, and fatigue. The relationship works both ways —when the body is under strain, mental health can suffer, but when the body is supported, the mind benefits too. In riding and barn life, repetitive movement, muscle fatigue, and physical discomfort can build over time. Without proper recovery, that strain can lead to mental exhaustion and burnout. Physical tension doesn’t stay physical — it carries into how we feel. That’s why we focus on solutions that help reduce strain and support recovery. By improving circulation and helping the body recover more efficiently, our products are designed to promote comfort, balance, and long-term well-being. Because at Back on Track, we know that supporting the body is one of the most powerful ways to support the mind. Visit us at www.backontrackusa.com . The Overlooked Link BetweenBody andMind in Equestrian Life Pickup & Delivery Available (484) 886-7943 hickshaycompany.com Products Timothy, Western Timothy, Timothy Alfalfa, Western Alfalfa, Grass Alfalfa, Mixed Hay, Orchard Grass, Wheat Straw Convenient Packs Large Bales 24 small bale packs 12"x18"x24" 40 lb bales Single large bales 3'x3'x8' For horse owners, the relationship with a veterinarian is about more than appointments, vaccines and routine care. It is about trust — knowing the person who pulls into the driveway understands both the horse in the barn and the human standing beside it. That is the approach behind Lutz Veterinary Service, owned and operated by Dr. Susie Lutz, DVM, from her family farm in Mohrsville, Pennsylvania. With more than two decades of experience in equine veterinary medicine, Dr. Lutz provides comprehensive, compassionate care built around the individual needs of each horse and owner. Lutz Veterinary Service offers farm calls as well as haul-in availability, giving clients flexible options for care. The practice provides routine wellness and preventive medicine, dentistry, podiatry care and rehabilitation, mare and foal reproductive management, laboratory testing and digital radiography. Medical colic management is also available, along with emergency services when urgent situations arise. Dr. Lutz’s work reflects a practical understanding of horses, barns and the realities of equine ownership. From annual exams, vaccines and dental care to lameness concerns, reproductive planning and follow-up support, her goal is to help horses stay comfortable, healthy and able to do their jobs. Clients looking for a veterinarian who combines experience, clear communication and genuine concern for the horse will find that commitment at the center of the practice. Business hours are Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. To schedule an appointment, clients may call or text 484- 697-2182 or call the office at 484-697-2782 during business hours. Lutz Veterinary Service Takes Pride inCompassionate Equine Care
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