Jane Hannigan Feels a Difference

American dressage rider Jane Hannigan had the same experience with her Grand Prix horse, Maksymillian. She started the talented stallion on the Mushroom Matrix soon after meeting Dr. Hausman at the prestigious Palm Beach Dressage Derby in Florida.

“Mak has a tendency to be tense and rather spooky. We tried the Mushroom Matrix and actually found that he’s calmer. He’s taking the training better and he’s matured a lot as a horse. That’s a big difference,” Hannigan said.

And that difference seems to be evident in the show ring. "Mak" and Hannigan are fast becoming rising stars in Grand Prix competition. The pair had a successful showing at the Collecting Gaits Farm/USEF Dressage Festival of Champions, which serves as America's national dressage championships. At the CDI in Saugerties, New York, they placed second in Grand Prix competition among a field of tough competitors. With such successes, there is no doubt that Hannigan and "Mak" are on the road to becoming one of America's top dressage pairs.

Hannigan has tested the Mushroom Matrix on other horses in her barn, including a client's draft cross with the same success. “We put him on the Mushroom Matrix and he settled right down.”

It's not just the horses in Hannigan's family that are using the Mushroom Matrix. Her mother, Sibley Hannigan, is taking the human version of the product and loves it.

Sibley Hannigan was at the Palm Beach Dressage Derby with her daughter and after learning about the many benefits of the Matrix from Dr. Hausman, she decided to try it on herself.

What she found was that the Mushroom Matrix works wonders for her mild arthritis, eliminating much of the early morning stiffness she had. Deciding that what's good for her is also good for her horse led Sibley Hannigan to put one of her own horses on the Matrix.