CG² Chiropractic is proud to collaborate with Emma Freeman for her point to point and team chase season 25-26. Emma, a talented and dedicated equestrian athlete whose passion and professionalism perfectly reflect our values of performance, wellbeing, and harmony between horse and rider.
 

Emma brings a wealth of experience across multiple disciplines. Having previously focused on Eventing, she has more recently transitioned into Team Chasing and Point-to-Point racing, where her competitive drive and commitment to excellence continue to shine.
 

Alongside her racing career, Emma successfully manages her own yard while maintaining a full-time corporate role — a true testament to her work ethic and determination. She also rides out racehorses at Biddick Breaking and Pre-Training, gaining valuable insights into the physical and mental demands placed on elite equine athletes.
 

Career Highlights

• Pony Club Area Champion in Dressage, Showjumping, and Eventing

• 5th place at the Pony Club Open Eventing Championships (BE Intermediate level)

• Double clear at CCI**

• 1st place – Cottesmore Foxhunter Hunt Race 2024

• Multiple Point-to-Point placings, including one win

• 2nd in the Ladies Novice East Anglian Point-to-Point Championship 2022

• Leading Owner/Rider at Larkhill Races 2023
   

Driven, ambitious, and fiercely competitive, Emma is currently working towards obtaining her Amateur License, with aspirations to compete in Hunter Chases and achieve further success on the racetrack. Alongside her racing pursuits, she is producing a number of homebred youngsters and retraining ex-racehorses, reflecting her deep commitment to developing and caring for horses at every stage of their careers.
 

At the heart of Emma’s approach is a strong belief in balance, biomechanics, and partnership. She understands that optimal performance stems from harmony between horse and rider — both moving freely, comfortably, and efficiently as one.
 

That’s why Emma works closely with CG² Chiropractic, where the focus extends beyond treatment to enhancing the biomechanical connection that underpins every stride, jump, and gallop. Together, we ensure that both Emma and her horses perform at their best, preventing imbalances, improving flexibility, and maintaining long-term wellbeing.

This collaboration perfectly showcases how chiropractic care can support peak performance and harmony in motion, helping both human and equine athletes move, perform, and feel their best — from daily training to competition and beyond.