Who we are
Longholes Equine Therapy Centre (LETC) is a state-of-the-art therapy centre on the outskirts of Newmarket. A modern purpose-built facility dedicated to improving your horses health, performance and recovery.
We offer a full range of services from a ‘one off’ session to fully tailored programmes for long-term rehabilitation or conditioning. LETC is unique in offering a choice of six therapies under one roof to suit every need.
Our experienced team are happy to work with your trainer, pysiotherapist or veterinarian to ensure that every horse receives the best therapies available for the best possible results .
Meet the Team
Danyela Goulding
Equine Therapist and Administrator
With over 30 years of experience working in the equine industry, I bring a broad background of knowledege to my role at LETC. My career has included roles as a racing groom, including working for champion trainer Sir Henry Cecil. I have also spent time at the equine hospital as well as working in the field as a vet technician. I also lived in the USA, where I rode and breezed two year olds.
Teaching has always been close to my heart, and I have enjoyed many years as a riding coach. My time coaching at the British racing school was particularly rewarding.
Learning about rehabilitation in horses is a newer focus for me, and I am always looking to expand my knowledge to better support both horses and clients.
Longholes is more than a workplace, its a place where every horse is treated as an individual and their wellbeing is always the priority. I am proud to be part of the dedicated team here at LETC.
Outside of work I love to spend time with my family and my dog Milo. I enjoy travelling with my husband when ever possible.
Helen Cottrell
Equine Therapist
I have over 15 years of hands-on experience in the equine industry, working with top-level racing and performance horses.
Having spent ten years at Juddmonte, including a year working in Kentucky, I then went on to work for six years at Baker McVeigh, where I further developed my practical knowledge and skills within a high-performance equine environment, before exploring my interest in rehabilitation and therapy here at LETC.
In 2023, I qualified as an equine and canine massage therapist, and I am currently studying for the L6 diploma in Applied Advanced Equine Hydrotherapy, as part of the first cohort for this exciting new course looking to improve standards within the hydrotherapy industry. I am committed to continuous professional development and aspire to play a key role in advancing the hydrotherapy sector.
Outside of work, I can usually be found training and competing with my dogs in agility shows across the country.
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