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Equiwinner Vet Reports and Testimonials

This is a page of unsolicited testimonials about Equiwinner. There are other independent reports about Equiwinner on the UK Performance Patches website.



  • From: S. R. Gittins BVSc GPCert(EqP) MRCVS
    Veterinary Scientist, Veterinary Surgeon, Equine Practitioner (UK)


    Just to give you some feedback on the Equiwinner patches.

    I have used them in a number of cases as recommended and have had very good success. I have used Equiwinner for many bleeders (Exercise Induced Pulmonary Haemorrhage), some of which have been chronic cases. So far they are all doing well with no relapses. In one case a second course was needed.

    A most pleasing case was a fifteen year old cob mare who had been tying up since last November. She is now back in work, doing well and ‘looking fantastic’.

    I have also seen Equiwinner used in showing horses and again the owners are very pleased with the shine they put on the horses and how well they look.

    I am currently trialling them in poor performance and under performing horses. Although I have only so far used them on four animals, each one has shown an improvement in performance and racing time.


  • From: Dr. Paola Gulden DVM
    Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (Italy)


    Equiwinner patches were tested on two standardbred horses in training.

    A 6 year old bay stallion and a 4 year old bay stallion, both with known history of EIPH grade 5, were put under treatment with Equiwinner Patch for ten days, changing the patch every day as described in the instructions for use. During the treatment both horses were not allowed to stay out in the paddock, because rolling could possibly cause the detachment of the patch, and also because of the hot climate. Both horse were only exercised in the walker two times a day, every day, for ten days. No pharmacologic treatments were administered to the horses during the time of the using of patch.

    The 6 year old was trained as usual at the end of the treatment, and raced ten days after the end of the use of the patches. He raced very well, coming second even after a break at the start. Endoscopic examination 45 minutes after the race revealed no presence of blood in the trachea. At the second race after the end of the treatment the horse performed slightly worse and the endoscopic examination revealed presence of blood in trachea (grade 1 on a scale from 1 to 5).

    The second horse tested was put back in training and was checked at the stable after the first fast trainig. This horse was used to being trained at this speed after furosemide administration (Lasix). In this case, with no pharmacological treatment, the endoscopic examination after exercise was completely negative. Also the levels of lactate in blood were under usual values. The horse raced three days after this work. Endoscopic examination after the race revealed few traces of blood in trachea (grade 0.5).


  • From: Debbie Sloan (Canada)

    I just posted a note on our headshaking website giving your product credit for the great improvement we've seen in our headshaking horse and I wanted to write and thank you for all your help. Taylor has improved so much in the past couple of weeks. For the first time in 3 summers my daughter has been able to ride without having to deal with the terrible affliction of headshaking.

    Now possible to ride without the Guardian mask after using the patches. Thanks again for developing the product, and for your online and telephone support.


  • From: Mary Willing

    I just had to respond to you about your patches. When I was surfing the web and came across your site I was ready right then and there to try them. I had many horse people and some horse trainers tell me I was crazy. They didn't believe it, tried to talk me out of it and said don't believe everything you read. One trainer even told me that he had been training for a lot of years and if there was truely anything for bleeders like that he would know about it and he never heard of them.

    Well, I followed my own instinct. I got the patches for my horse that was vet certified as a bleeder by more than one vet and used them on him. On race day I got him to his race late and had no time to give him lasix. He was tired from the trailer ride and didn't do so good but he DIDN'T BLEED. 4 races since then 2 of them he was just 1 length out of first and the other 2 he won. Guess what he DIDN'T BLEED.

    I just ordered another set for another horse. They can all be sceptical while I head for the winners circle. If they totaled up what they spend on lasix for one year and the horse running 2 times a month they are cutting their cost by 50%. That alone makes worth trying. With 100% back guarantee I wonder what they are waiting for. See you in the Winners Circle!!!!!!!!!!


  • From: Ann Tiernan (Florida)

    Just to let you know, I'm really pleased with the results ! My horse is sweating SO much better than she ever has. Very happy to have found Equiwinner !


  • From: Joe Cary Carroll (NC)

    THIS IS A GREAT PRODUCT and will save ALOT of horses. THANKS FOR MAKING MY HORSE A HAPPIER AND LESS STRESSED INDIVIDUAL.


  • From: Karen Davies (UK)

    I just thought I would let you know that after using the Equiwinner patches my coloured cob had such energy and a really shiny coat. We got through to the CHAPS National Championships 2005 at the first attempt and got second place in the ridden and third place in hand with everyone admiring him!


  • From: Catherine (Melbourne Equestrian)

    An update on Interacts. He has now had the patches on for five days and this morning he was like a two year old colt...not a four year old gelding!!! I also have noticed a big improvement in his coat and general attitude to work and we are only five days into the course of Equiwinner.


  • From: Vincent (Sydney)

    I have Hardware Joe a pacer, who was a bleeder and bled both nostrils in a race and was barred from racing for 3 months. On his return and leading up to race fitness he bled and I gave him a course of Equiwinner.

    Shortly after he had a win, 2x 2nd's and 3 thirds from 10 starts, Hardware Joe races currently and races each week and has shown no signs of bleeding. He will be racing next Tuesday or Wednesday at Harold Park and you can see him on SKY Racing channel. I have also found it improves their performance.

    Another one of mine who showed red rings around his nostrils (minor bleeding), after racing is Indiana Rocker, I also treated him with patches and he hasn't bled since and is sprinting home incredibly fast in his races. he will race Tuesday or Wednesday Harold Park.


  • From: Michele

    Hi! I too tried Equiwinner patches. I really wanted to make sure that the results were real. I tried my patches in May. I have not had any headshaking this summer at all - not even a twitch! I will keep you posted as to my mare's progress. Thanks - Michele and Autumn


  • From: Jessica

    All I can say is THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU! I took her out today and she didn't headshake at all and considering that I had a new girth on her and it rubbed her badly she should of really bucked me off, but she carried on with the ride as if nothing was wrong!! She was so relaxed it was like riding a different horse, I've been grinning so much since the change that my cheeks hurt! Thank you again, I will be recommending your Equiwinner patches to everybody and I'm even going to get some for my other horse just as a boost for him.

  • From: David Anderson (Trainer)

    Jb's Golden Regret dominated 10 rivals in Saturday's 100,000 US dollar M2 Technology La Senorita Stakes at Retama Park in Texas. After being bumped and stumbling at the start, the Kentucky-bred daughter of Banker's Gold tracked the pace, went to the front on the second turn and won off by 2 1/4 lengths. Jb's Golden Regret ran the 1 mile on a sloppy track in 1:42.79 This 2-yr old filly was named "Regret" because I was told that I would regret training her. She was bleeding and cribbing. She did so well in training after using the Equiwinner patches that she was entered in this 100,000 dollar stakes even though she had never done the mile before. A great win and no bleeding! I have ordered more Equiwinner to prepare her for her next race in December.

  • From: Karen Cowling (UK)

    I was so worried that my daughters promising show pony was lacking impulsion, had a poor coat, was not eating or drinking properly and had coloured urine. I was recommended to try Equiwinner and saw a transformation to full fitness in a few days. I am writing to tell you that the pony has now qualified for the Royal London show at the first attempt!





    Equiwinner has saved many hundreds of horses from conditions where their owners were told there was no hope and no treatment. Equiwinner is the trade mark of a very successful product developed to stop bleeding (EIPH), non-sweating (anhidrosis) and headshaking in horses. Equiwinner is owned by Therapina Ltd, a company located in Wales, UK For over 300 years horse riders have seen blood at the nostrils during or soon after performance work in a percentage of athletically trained horses. Equiwinner Makes Horses Sweat Efficiently! The horse is one of the few mammals that, like humans, relies on skin sweating as the main method of cooling during heat or exercise. Horse Headshaking - Cause and Cure for the First Time in History. After a ten day course of Equiwinner including normal daily exercise, the circulation will be normal, and that is the end of the headshaking in any horse which has recently started this distressing condition. Equiwinner Always Increases Horse Performance Equiwinner has revolutionised the treatment of common conditions in horses for which it was the previous expert advice that there was no treatment. Equiwinner : : Instructions for Using the Famous Equiwinner Patch Worldwide Equine Specialist Distributors for Equiwinner Equiwinner safe secure online ordering for immediate dispatch. Equiwinner contact us or we will phone you and pay for the call. Equiwinner FAQ frequently asked questions about horses and how they can be easily cured of common conditions, EIPH,
non-sweating and headshaking, as well as improving performance.
    How do I know if a horse I am buying is a headshaker? How do I stop headshaking during dressage? How do I get proper hydration in my endurance horse? Is horse lung bleeding (EIPH) caused by the force of galloping? How do you measure a horse's blood pressure? Can Equiwinner be used on a horse with a long thick coat?

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