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UNIVERSAL MAGAZINE // NOV 2016<br />
Quentin<br />
Judge<br />
Quentin Judge has been a top competitor in<br />
the equestrian world and has seen a lot of<br />
products come and go.<br />
“HE WAS THE ONE THAT LED US TO CYTOWAVE.”<br />
Quentin Judge is passionate<br />
about his horses and<br />
competition. He understands<br />
the value of<br />
not only healing horses,<br />
but in preventing injuries. We had a<br />
chance to catch up with him and get his<br />
thoughts on Cytowave. Quentin was<br />
introduced to Cytowave by Dr. Tim Ober,<br />
who believed that Double H farm could<br />
benefit from the technology. All sport<br />
horses develop aches and pains just like<br />
any athlete does. “We have horses that<br />
have, as many sport horses do, soft tissue<br />
injuries, little strains, back soreness,<br />
hock soreness, bone edema, things like<br />
that and we found that Cytowave is really<br />
helpful for all those issues,” Quentin<br />
said. Double H Farm originally used Cytowave<br />
for a specific injury but found that,<br />
as they used it on horses, whether they<br />
were injured or not, the horses responded<br />
p o s i ti ve l y. It ’s b e e n a m a i n s t a y e ve r s i n c e .<br />
“We were originally interested in Cytowave<br />
for one horse that we had, a<br />
horse that had severe tendonitis in his<br />
right front tendon. And Dr. Ober thought<br />
it would really help him. That was when<br />
we first started, just with that one horse.<br />
But as we got going with it, and had differ-<br />
“One of my<br />
favorite things<br />
about the machine is<br />
that you can tailor it to<br />
ent experiences any horse with that you have.”<br />
.other horses and different issues, we really<br />
found that we could use it for not only repairing<br />
injuries and preventive but for maintenance for<br />
all our horses,” Quentin added.<br />
As time passed, they found they<br />
were treating less injuries and<br />
that the focus had become more<br />
preventive and maintenance.<br />
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