• Campbell - the thirty-something pony - Easy Mover Plus™
• Spring - the quarter horse mare with arthritis
• Cotton - the Appaloosa with ERU
• Chappy - the racehorse with performance anxiety
• Chips - the Mustang with grade 2 lameness
• Katie - EPM
• Altivo de Viking (Alti) - chronic colic
• Malarky - Pigeon Fever
• Durango - ERU
• Chance - aggressive behavior
• Miro - Tendon Support

Custom Formula -
Case history Reprized Rullah "Chappy"
Three-Year-Old Thoroughbred Race Horse Gelding

Chappy experienced intense nervousness and profuse sweating just prior to race time. His trainers, Michael D'Angelo and Laura Buena Ventura, knew he was a talented horse who trained well but he was unable to place during a race. Chappy seemed to expend all of his energy in an anxious, nervous sweat just prior to racing, and then would wash out and fall back during the race. The trainers described Chappy as physically fit overall, but it was difficult to maintain his body weight and he had a history of stomach ulcers. His coat never quite dappled out despite a well balanced diet. In addition to his race time nervous sweats, Chappy’s behavior was described as studdish, obnoxious and grumpy. He would stand at his stall door and make grumpy faces at passers by. The activity in the barn seemed to make him anxious and prevented him from resting fully.

Chappy began Whole Horse Calm Shen with a dose of two tablespoons morning and evening for one week, reduced thereafter to one tablespoon per day. After just a few days on the formula, Laura reported that Chappy was much calmer and able to focus on his workouts. Two weeks later, he won his first race. Chappy has continued to consistently win or place, much to the delight of his owner and trainers. In addition, his trainers report that he is able rest quietly in his stall during the day.

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