
"When my horse got hurt, there was nothing simple we could use every day."
In 2020, at the Estonian U25 showjumping championships, my horse was injured — soft-tissue damage through the neck and back. The European Championships were seven months away. We didn't make it. Recovery simply took too long.
What stayed with me from those weeks: there were therapies and treatments, but no daily support that was easy to use in between. The strain sat in specific muscles of the neck and back, and for everyday care all we were offered were liniments that smelled strong and only worked on the surface.
But it was the starting point. It led me to carnosine, the muscle's own buffer. I spent five years working on it with the people who are now my co-founders and a team of pharmaceutical scientists at the University of Tartu, to get it into a gel a competition yard could use without checking the rulebook first.
Today Carnogel is in daily use on more than 2,400 horses — in rehab yards, at local shows, with Olympic riders and with national teams.
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