Chelsey Kollmeier, ESMT II has spent 25 years with horses. She was raised around her family’s small farm. Their farm consists of several horses, an award-winning hay operation and her uncle’s boarding kennel and world famous breeding and showing program, Ozark Crest Kennel. Chelsey began her horse career in Pony Club and from then continued her training in dressage and has done so for 15 years. While correct training has always been a priority she has been lucky enough to surround herself with people that have exemplified the definition of horsemanship. She prides herself in putting the horse first and being an advocate for them. Massage therapy was just another way for her to continue her education and to be an advocate for every horse.

Wendy Kollmeier, ESMT II has been a horse person for over 40 years. Beginning as a western rider, moving to jumping during college, then settling in with dressage for the last twenty years. Wendy has been president of the USDF GMO, Ozark Dressage Society for multiple terms. She has been an F.E.I. rider since 2001 and she and her Quarter Horse “Clark’s My Daddy” received their USDF Silver Medal in 2006. Total health and wellness for her horses has always been paramount in her life. Wendy believes equine massage is an important layer of that care.
Wendy has a B.F.A. in Photography from Missouri State University and is a professional photographer specializing in animals. She is an on staff artist for Touche Design Group in Springfield Missouri and runs a hay operation that produces award winning mixed grass hay.