And tell us, just describe for us, what does a horse and human physio session look like? Oh, quite long, if I'm

honest.

I'm a terrible one at overrunning because I want to do everything.

But generally, it depends if people want to do the whole shebang with a ridden assessment, or most people tend to do a normal kind of horse physio session and then bolt themselves on.

So I'll generally look...

At the horse, as a standard, so we look at them or I look at them on the lunge, walk and trot up on the straight, hard and soft, tight turns, back up.

So a whole gait assessment and then a full kind of body palpation, sort of muscle balance, any swellings, heat or anything in the legs or anywhere in their body, pain reactions.

And hearing you talk about arthritis within the NHS, is there much similarity and overlap when you look at human arthritis and then when you look at the equine?