About
Royalty Equine
Faith Wang founded Royalty Equine in 2020 with the idea that all horses, whether a Grand-Prix champion, schoolmaster, or blissfully retired pony, deserve to be treated like royalty.
At Royalty, we believe that all horses deserve the best quality care and lifestyles. It is our mission to share the benefits of massage therapy and integrative care with the equestrian world so that all horses, no matter their discipline, age, background, or breed can lead their best lives.
Having led research looking at the behavioral and physiological effects of massage on the domestic horse as an undergraduate student, Royalty Equine practitioner Faith Wang is dedicated to the science behind equine wellness. She keeps up with the latest research in equitation science and continues to challenge herself to continue to learn, both in the saddle and on the ground.
In choosing Royalty, you will not only be saying yes to premium equine therapies based on a lifetime of equestrian experience but also gaining another passionate member of your horse’s team. Alongside your farrier, veterinarian, and trainer, Royalty Equine strives to maximize your horse’s performance and health. Focusing on biomechanics, lifestyle, ethology, and owner education, Royalty provides top-quality care you and your horse can feel good about.
Faith Wang
Owner and Head Practioner
Faith Wang is a lifelong athlete with a passion for health, fitness, movement, and horses. With over 18 years of experience in the equestrian world, Faith received her H-A certification from the United States Pony Club and her Equine Massage Certification in 2018, her Massachusetts Instructors License in 2021, and her ANMRP (Animal Neuro-Myofascial Release Practioner) licenses in 2022. Today, she continues to further her experience and education as a horsewoman, believing that the best care is driven by passion and dedication.
Faith has schooled and competed in many disciplines including hunt seat, jumpers, eventing, polocrosse, dressage, and western pleasure, though her current passions lie within eventing and dressage. She competed at USPC Nationals in 2017, receiving 7th as a team, and rode as a competitive member of both Mount Holyoke’s varsity Hunt Seat (IHSA) and Dressage (IDA) teams, taking home many ribbons as an individual and team rider, including many champion and reserve championship titles. Having received her bachelor’s degree with honors in biological sciences from Mount Holyoke College, Faith is dedicated to pushing the agenda for equine welfare and wellness. She currently attends Northeast College of Health Sciences as a chiropractic student.
In her free time, Faith enjoys hiking with her dog Banner, reading (especially science fiction and the latest papers in equitation science), and learning more about the world and people around her. She is so grateful for her work and her clients.
Benjamin Bigelow
Business Consultant
Benjamin Bigelow is an entrepreneur with years of Business Administration and Management experience. Having received a bachelor’s degree in economics, he is proficient in budget planning, cost analysis, and structural planning. Being surrounded by horses for much of his life (having accompanied his two sisters to the barn and countless shows), Ben grew to appreciate horses for their honesty, integrity, and magnetism. Through his love and admiration for all animals, he feels passionately that all horses deserve to have all of their physical and mental needs met, from proper turnout to regular bodywork.
Faith Wang has the following credentials:
Bachelors in Biological Sciences, Mount Holyoke College
Equine Sports Massage Therapist Certification, Equissage International Inc.
Sports Horse Veterinarian Technician/Intern, 500 hours
Anatomy and Physiology, 32 Credit Hours; Mount Holyoke College & Northeast College of Health Sciences
Animal Neuro-Myofascial Release Practioner, Angel’s Animals
MA Riding Instructor License
HA Certification, USPC
BEMER Practioner and Distributor
Canine Massage Certification, Mark Perren-Jones, LMT
“I am still under the impression that there is nothing alive quite so beautiful as a horse.”
— John Galsworthy