Equine PEMF for the Quarter Horse show circuit
Keep your horse feeling good from the first go to the last class.
Rocky Mountain Pulse brings quiet, drug-free PEMF recovery sessions to your stall at Quarter Horse shows across Colorado and the Rocky Mountain region. Booking opens January 2027.
Show week
A show week asks a lot of a horse.
Hours in the trailer. A stall instead of a pasture. Ground that changes from pen to pen. Warm-ups, classes and schooling, sometimes with only an hour or two to rest between rides.
Tight by the weekend
A horse that warmed up loose on Tuesday can feel stiff, short-strided or sour by Saturday.
Months of work on the line
You have put in the training, the hauling and the entry fees. Watching your horse lose its edge late in the week is hard to take.
They give everything in the pen
A horse that works that hard for you deserves real recovery between rides, right where it is stalled.
Who we are
We have stood at the in-gate too.
Our daughter shows Quarter Horses, and our family has been around horses our whole lives. We know the early mornings, the long days in the barn aisle, and how much a good week depends on how your horse feels.
That is why we started Rocky Mountain Pulse: to bring the recovery we wanted for our own horses to the stalls of the people we show alongside — ringside at Front Range shows and at the barn.
- Certified operators on high-power PEMF equipment
- Drug-free sessions, with nothing given to your horse
- Works alongside your veterinarian's care, never in place of it
- Scheduled around your class times, at your stall
The goal is simple: a horse that feels as good on Saturday as it did on Tuesday.
How it works
Recovery on show week, in three steps.
Find your show
Check our 2027 show schedule to see which Quarter Horse shows we will be working.
Book ahead
Reserve your horse's sessions around your class times before you haul in, so your spot is held.
We come to your stall
Your horse relaxes in familiar surroundings while you get ready for your next class.
Pricing and show packages will be announced at launch in January 2027.
At the show
What a session looks like.
Full-body session
A coil moves over your horse's neck, shoulders, back, hips and legs while it stands quietly in the stall.
Timed to your classes
Before a warm-up, between classes, or at the end of a long day. You choose what works for your horse.
Your whole string, one booking
Book several horses at once and keep their sessions on one schedule and one invoice.
Relaxed in the stall. Loose in the warm-up pen. Ready when the gate opens.
2027 schedule
See every show we will be at.
We are finalizing our 2027 schedule now, starting with Quarter Horse shows in Colorado. Every show we work will be listed on our schedule, with booking open ahead of time.
Show managers
Want recovery sessions at your show?
We would love to talk about working your show in 2027. Email us at [email protected].
What is PEMF?
PEMF stands for pulsed electromagnetic field. A coil placed on your horse sends gentle magnetic pulses into the muscles and tissue. Most horses stand quietly and relax during a session.
Is anything given to my horse?
No. Nothing is injected, fed or applied to the skin. A session is drug-free, and it fits alongside the care your veterinarian already provides.
When can I book?
Booking opens in January 2027. Join the launch list and you will get the 2027 show schedule and booking details first.
Launching January 2027
Be first in line for 2027.
Join the launch list and we will email you the 2027 show schedule and booking details before anyone else.
[email protected]