"Do you now? Your horses think so too?" She laughed and half shrugged her shoulders. ”Apollo and Ghost would likely agree but Echo would probably sell me for a treat.” She mused. The young stallion definitely had no loyalties to her yet. He was a work in progress. A long one at that. "At least with people I can explain things to in English, but my equine patients don't understand until they feel better." She looked at the horse again and smiled. ”I’m sure they sense you’re there to help them then feel a hell of a lot better once you do.” She assured.

"That would be great thanks. Now you have my personal phone number so... no excuses." She turned her head slightly for a moment as she felt a blush rising to her cheeks. ”I’ll be calling in the future for sure.” She smiled. Skye had no doubt her horses would need a chiropractor in the future. "A good friend of mine runs the rescue they came from. Said they were brought in together. L.A? Hickstead must have been a huge change then?" She grinned. ”Yeah it was an adjustment but I’ve grown to love the place. .I still miss the weather though.” She admitted. ”Nice, I’ve never been to Germany, what’s it like?” She asked.

“He’ll be alright, I promise.” She couldn’t help but feel sympathy for the gelding but nodded anyway. ”good.” She moved closer gain and reached out a hand to stroke the horse’s soft muzzle gently. ”Notice how he’s lowered his head. That means he is starting to feel better too. You’ll notice him licking and chewing too when I hit the right spot.” She watched as the horse relaxed and smiled. ”well he certainly seems to be enjoying it.” She’d probably have a similar reaction if somebody cracked and realigned all of her joints. “Oh, that is a good idea! How many do you think is good? I have some pinned to the board by the indoor arena too.” She shrugged her shoulder as she thought for a moment. ”Hmm maybe like 5 to start with? Then just replenish as and when you need to?” She suggested. “Have you always had gray horses? Or was it just a coincidence that they all are the same color? My other horse, Sunday is a blue roan, so it’s almost like having a gray.” She grinned a little at the question. It probably was odd to have 3 horses of the same colour but she loved how they changed over time. ”Aw you have another? A coincidence I guess. .my first two horses were bay then when I moved to England, I got Ghost then Apollo caught my eye at a show and my parents actually found Echo for a christmas present, they thought it would be funny to give me another grey.”

“He needs to learn that he’s not a young colt anymore.” She laughed and looked at the horse as he snorted in protest. ”I think he’d like to disagree!” She moved a little closer as she watched the guy work on the horses spine. “Nice to meet you too, Skye. I also do regular adjustments so you don’t have to fall off a horse just to have a visit from me.” She smiled and messed with her hair a little to hide the faint blush that crept onto her cheeks from his wink. ”Well I’ll definitely keep that in mind.” She watched, intrigued as the horse lowered his head from the adjustments Everett made. “So, how many horses do you have? Or do you lease?” She looked back to him and grinned ”I have my own. .three greys.” She was probably mad having three horses but she loved them all, even her newest asshole of an addition. “I can give you my card if you’d like. My prices are listed on the clinic’s website as well.” She nodded with a smile. ”Yeah okay thanks.”

Skye walked from Apollo’s stable, bridle slung over one shoulder as she carried his saddle in two arms. Walking past another section of the barn as she headed to the tack room, she saw a man working with a horse that was tied in the cross-ties. She paused for a moment and briefly watched as he worked on the gelding until the ache in her arms reminded her of the tack in hand. Skye returned it back to its rightful place in the tack room before coming back the way she had come, wanting to observe the guy again. ”What’s wrong with him?” She asked, noticing the agitation on the horse’s face. She looked back to the guy and gave an apologetic smile. "sorry for interrupting"