Central Kentucky Equine Massage

Jennifer Oliver was born and raised in Richmond, Virginia. A graduate of Georgetown College in Georgetown, KY, she now calls the Bluegrass her home. Jen received her Bachelor's Degree in Kinesiology and was an active member of the Equine Scholars Program which helped prepare her with a well rounded education of the equine industry. Jen received her Equine Massage certification from Equissage, based in Round Hill, VA. With over 2,000 trained massage therapists worldwide Equissage is undoubtedly one of the top equine massage schools in the world. She then started her business in January of 2008 while a senior at Georgetown College. Today CKY Equine Massage is a successful business helping equine athletes reach their goals throughout Kentucky.

"I am proud to be a part of a business
that believes in practical, non-invasive
techniques to assist the equine athlete, in
order to reach their full potential. It
gives me great joy to help elite athletes
and the friendly companions of the
horse industry. I believe that it is
important for us to give back everything
the horses have given us. I am here to
help give back."

-Jen Oliver, ESMT

CKY Equine Massage is a proud Sponsor of Reese Koffler-Stanfield, head trainer at Maplecrest Farm. 

Throughout the World Equestrian Games, Jennifer had the opportunity to work on horses from countries all over the world including Argentina, Australia, and Canada. 

    -Argentinian rider Jose Orteli

With a long client list throughout Kentucky, Jennifer works on some of the top equine athletes in the State. From Driving to Dressage and Eventing to Hunting, all disciplines can feel the benefits of this long proven technique.

-Singsation aka Clint at Metamora CDE Darryl Leifheit driving.

To read CKY Equine Massage article in the Lexington Herald Leader please click HERE

 -Laura Hampton on Sid.

Jen Oliver is currently on the board for the Equine Scholars of Georgetown College, a member of the KEEP and the Kentucky Horse Council. She also does volunteer work for the Secretariat Center and helps clear trails with the Back Country Horsemen. 

 -Equine Scholars Program

LINKS OF INTEREST:

• Lexington Herald Leader Article on CKY Equine massage.
• Knight Skye Farm: Owners Darryl and Janeene Leifheit
• Equine Scholars Program: Head Sarah Coleman
• Maplecrest Farm: Dressage Trainer Reese Koffler-Stanfield
• Gayla Driving Center: Head Trainer Sterling Graburn
• Back Country Horseman: Trail Clearing