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Very pleased to hear of another equine who has made good progress: "I think he's in a stable enough place to now wrap his distance healing, but I can't thank you enough for the improvement you have had on him! I have already recommended to you to all my friends and will be raving about your treatments for years to come! " SC
'I don't know what you did to Archie while we were away but he was awesome!! Surpassed  my best expectations.' KM
What a great win for one of my equine patients at Aintree today! Weeeeeeeeee!!         April 10 2015

 

 

Very many thanks for your invaluable help over the past few months. Bob and I are very grateful to you once more for both your healing and sympathetic ear. PS

 

"Thank you so much for your help and support with Pebbles and for acting so promptly with her distant healing." L&P

 

"I can never adequately express my thanks and gratitude for all your help and support that you have given me through healing and friendship over the years." D 2010

 

"Thank you for your kind letter and for improving Molly's life before she died. In that time she had quite recovered and was sweet and lovely." J 2009

"We want to thank you for all your wonderful help in so many ways. I don't know how we would have got through the last couple of weeks without your help and healing. I was very aware of an 'inner strength'.  2009

"William had a good season. Unexpectedly especially as we were going to have retired him after he won the Welsh Masters trophy. Happy Christmas."

 

 

REVIEWS 2008

 

Horse & Hound 19th.June 2008 CHARLOTTE SCHICHT considers that every day her hunter champion, Herngate Bucaneer, is well and happy is a miracle. The nine-year old was operated on at 18 months old to remove a sinal tumour the size of an orange. "Charlotte and I decided a few years ago that he wasn't going to have anymore invasive veterinary care;' said Cindy Sims,who partnered "Buster" at Bath and West. "Both my vets, Clive Hamblin and Jo Homes, have been brilliant as they take constant blood tests because his white blood cell count is always low.

He has B12 boosts and is put on antibiotics when necessary. "Patrick Kempe is a distance healer who helps Buster and I also feed him homeopathic pills, together with the odd squirt of Bach Flower Remedy. "I've had Buster seen by a cranial osteopath, but the other vital ingredient to his wellbeing is that he's kept out all the time on good grass:"

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Thank you for a wonderful website.  It truly is a credit to horses past, present & future.  You clearly

can communicate with each & every person who finds your site.  That in itself is a precious gift. 

Many, many thanks for your help.                                                                                  D.H. (Swansea) 9.9.02

 

"I would like to thank you so much for all the wonderful healing and kind thoughts for our dearest Topsy (cat). R.H.(Devon) 6.9.02

"The ulcers on my leg are now so much better, I would like to try coming off distant healing. I am very grateful for your help I just cannot believe how I have improved and so many people are amazed too. Thank you so much." 

H.B. Poole 20.8.02

 

Sorcerer's eye has greatly improved and his temperament as well. A lot less nervous. Shiraz's sarcoid dropped off today, it has left no mark at all, in fact I could hardly tell where it had been. C.H. Dorset. 1.11.01

 

Sparks (pony) has improved literally before our eyes and at the end of each week it is possible to notice a difference in his shape and he is nearly back to the way he was. C.H. Dorchester 14.9.01

'I not only say Thank You three times for helping in the three areas of my life, but wish to let you know how deeply I appreciated that phone call about my horse. As well as being a caring healer, you have a lifetime of experience of equines enabling you to see into their psyche more than most could, not to mention a lot of intuition about what is needed. Thank you so much.'   H.H. Chester.

 

Just a line to let you know that my teeth and gums are feeling much better 
and good progress has been made. I am most grateful for all your help. J.H. Somerset. 30.8.01

'I am most grateful for the healing you have done on my behalf and feel it has made a big difference. I would very much like you continue, please. (Long-standing mouth, gum and teeth problems.)  J.H. Somerset. 20.8.01

 

'Your work on my legs is definately having a good effect. They are brilliant. A  District Nurse comes once a week to monitor it once a week and the remarks 'I can't believe the improvement, miraculous and amazing'. 
A.B.  Peterborough UK. 6.8.01

 

'Thank you for the work you've done. There was such a remarkable difference. Well done you!!' S.G. Hampshire.

 

'Many thanks for your healing.  Yes our German Shepherd has made a very good recovery with your treatment and now enjoys playing with the other one with almost no discomfort. Many thanks for your help. J.S Berkshire.5.6.01
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January 2001

Below is the article written by Christine Pollard 
for Hampshire, the County Magazine

Chrissie Pollard writing for the Hampshire County Magazine says that, "I would like to arrange a meeting of minds between Professor Edzard Ernst, who is busy trying to find out if healers make any difference and Patrick Kempe from New Milton, who has gained a reputation as ‘The Horse Whisperer’ - This title is the one given to a legendary horseman called Tom Booker who had a special gift of healing horses. Actually Patrick Kempe is not wild on the ‘Whisperer’ tag; he prefers Horse ‘Listener’ because that is what he does. They speak to him in the way horses do and he gives them Healing.     Photo: Steve Kitcher for  Hampshire the County Magazine   So who is Professor Ernst and why might he have difficulties with a Horse Listener? The good professor has been part of the House of Lords Science and Technology committee looking at complementary and alternative therapies - He says. "It is time to stop relying on anecdotes and enthusiasts. I am a realist. There is no point in regulating nonsense." Ho hum and amen to that. But what is nonsense and what is not? Patrick Kempe would not argue with Professor Ernst. He says he's a realist about his healing. It is a gift from God which he has felt bounden to use where he can. Sometimes when he is healing people or horses he appreciates that he cannot always save life but he says his gift helps them relax and accept the outcome. But that is rather the gloomier side of his vocation. People say he has had astonishing results all over the world. Ask Val Cowley of Blandford in Dorset. When the vets gave up on Breeze who had injured a joint after crashing into a barbed wire fence. Patrick Kempe cured the horse. And, Professor Ernst brace yourself for this, that was done from thirty miles away while Patrick clutched a bit of Breeze's mane. Then there was Coco who went lame after injuring a knee joint. Three weeks later Coco was jumping again.     Photo: Steve Kitcher www.newforestpony.co.uk    Spiritual Healing was in the Horse Of Lords list of the rather dubious. Healing "promoting health by directing thoughts to an individual" was put in a group labelled as. ‘lacking a firm scientific base, not regulated to protect the public but which gives help and comfort to many people.’ That said. why should we not believe Patrick Kempe and indeed the thousands of people who seem able to heal - Even a paper published in Annals of Internal Medicine found evidence to suggest that healing and prayer have a positive effect on recovery from illness. And for those who think it is all in the mind, horses are a very good example of that being unlikely. Champion three-day eventer Lucinda Green was devastated when Beagle Bay went lame a month before Badminton. She called in Patrick Kempe. The horse recovered and went on to win the world's premier equestrian event. Patrick Kempe impresses because he lives modestly and even after twenty odd years seems pleased and surprised by what he is doing. There is also an eccentric inside him. How many people do you know who gallop bareback across the New Forest in a full moon? He and his horse Preemus do seem to understand each other rather well.     Photo:Steve Kitcher www.newforestpony.co.uk   He was educated at a public school in Lyme Regis and brought up on the family farm on Exmoor- Horses and ponies were important to all the family and he produced many fine eventers, show horses and show jumpers. His 'powers' became apparent after he had had back trouble and found conventional medicine did not help him- He sent his signature to a lady who specialised in Distant Healing. In six weeks he improved. He and his parents went to have tea with the lady; They too were having some treatment. She told them they didn't need her any more as their son could do it instead if he worked on his ability. And so it started. Healing, working with horses and more prosaically (but paying the mortgage) running a video company. He met his wife Suzanne whilst working at the Fortune Centre for Riding Therapy in Bransgore. She is a fine horsewoman whose main interest is backing and schooling ponies in particular New Forest ponies. They have a young son, Andrew. Patrick cannot explain how he heals. In horses - and people - he sees ‘shadowy areas’. and often his hands heat up when he is doing one-to-one healing. He sees himself as a channel for energy and while he admits he charges where people can afford it, he will equally give free treatment to those who cannot. "It is an energy, which as far as I'm concerned comes from the Good Lord above, which I pass through the patient whether it is hands-on or distant.'. The idea is to give energy so the body can heal itself.     Photo: Steve Kitcher www.newforestpony.co.uk   He is a Registered Healer Member of the National Federation of Spiritual Healers which is affiliated to the British Complementary Medicine Association. They are very hot on healers getting permission to do what they do from the person themselves or if that is difficult the next of kin or close friend. The more severe the affliction the more healing is required. He is emphatic that it really doesn't matter whether the person or horse is there or whether it is done at a distance. And I think that this is the bit where Professor Ernst and many of us might have difficulty accepting. He sits in his office with a photo or signature of a person or a piece of hair He concentrates, the energy flows and the animals and people invariably improve. "I was sceptical too once! But you know we are so terribly lucky these days as there is so much choice. We have authodox medicine, homeopathy, acupuncture and so on. If someone feels the doctor or another therapy is better for them then they have that choice." "One has to be very careful what one says to people. Very realistic and very down to earth. In the worst scenario someone may ring up with only three or four weeks left to live" I can help that person through the dying process and I always treat after the passing. But when I have someone who is going to die I find that once I start working on them they relax so much more. Their discomfort is eased and death is much more rewarding as it should be rather than that dreadful anxiety that wells up in people's minds. However, much of my time is given to fit athletes, competition horses and professional people giving them healing to help them keep at the top of their tree as well as the more mundane aches and pains of dis-ease. You don’t have to be ‘ill’ to benefit from healing." Meanwhile he cannot get away from his Horse Whisperer image. People who have watched him and his horse Preemus speak of witnessing an extraordinary link of spirits. As you read this, Patrick and Preemus will have performed a freestyle test to music with no tack. That is to say with no saddle and no bridle. I call it 'Riding Free'.     In Native American Indian costume with spear.   I don't know what Professor Ernst and his committee would make of Patrick Kempe. He attributes his gift to his Maker and whilst his techniques lack hard evidence to prove their effectiveness, his testimonials do seem to give credence to his claims that he can make some people's lives perk up and some horses' tails swish with greater vigour. I think I’m prepared to believe him you know Professor Ernst. If only because I want to. By Christine Pollard

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Below is the article as featured in the Express on Sunday

Tears streamed down riding school boss Val Cowley's cheeks as vets said that two of her favourite animals would have to be put down. Thoroughbred mare Coco was lame after a fall and palomino pony Breeze had injured a joint after crashing into a barbed wire fence. Val refused to give up hope and defying conventional and veterinary wisdom, she called a man known locally as the real-life Horse Whisperer. Clutching a sprig of each or the horses' manes from a distance of 30 miles, healer Patrick Kempe used his special gift to save them. Now, in a fairy-tale ending to a story with more than an echo or Nicholas Evans' novel 'The Horse Whisperer', Coco and Breeze have both given birth within a week of each other. Yesterday Val told of the pair's miraculous recovery as Coco's young filly Diamond Solitaire and Breeze's colt Golden Sovereign came face to face with their happy mothers' saviour. Val Cowley, of the Deer Park Riding Stables in Blandford, Dorset, said "When Breeze went into the fence the vet was in no doubt she would have to be put down. I was desperately upset and called Patrick for help. I was crying as I explained the situation to him.' He went quiet for a moment and then said she was going to be okay but that he would need some of her hair. One of my helpers took a snippet from Breeze's mane and drove it over to his house. 'Later on the vet came back but I refused to let him put her down. I stayed up all night with her. Patrick continued treating her and after three weeks, she had recovered enough to go back to enjoy her normal work. Sixteen year old Coco went lame after injuring a knee joint whilst out hunting. Sixteen year old Coco went lame after

injuring a knee joint whilst out hunting. Her owner at the time gave her to Val, who again contacted Patrick. Three weeks later, the owner returned for a visit and could not believe her eyes when she saw Coco jumping once more. Over the years, Val has asked Patrick Kempe to use his gift to help 24 animals. She says that he has been able to heal 21 of them. Breeze, a half-arab pony of 14 hands and Coco, 16 hands, are among 35 horses and ponies at Val's Deer Park Riding Stables.  Healer, Patrick Kempe, 48, was brought up on an Exmoor farm with horses and now lives in the village of New Milton, Hampshire. He has been healing people and animals for over 20 years, ever since a lady healed his back pains by laying her hands on a copy of his signature. One day she told him she did not need to treat him any more because he too had this 'gift'. She then helped him develop his latent skills so that he too could help others. News of his amazing successes spread by word of mouth and now he has clients, including many household names, athletes and singers across the world. Last night he said: 'I can't explain how the energy transfers from my hands to the patient. All I know is that it does and I just get on with it.' He told how he communicates silently with horses and they help him carryout his healing work by telling him in simple phrases exactly what is wrong with them. By Nic Fleming

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More photos further on down!

Hands at Work!

Christchurch Advertiser August 27th. 1998

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Western Gazette, July 1998

Dorset Community Magazine October 1998

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The Daily Echo, July 1998

Report from Bournemouth Echo 24.1.91
DOG-LOVER Susan Traves believes the power of prayer lifted the death sentence over her Great Dane - thanks to the Echo and spiritual healer Patrick Kempe. His healing gift transformed five year old Lulu from a bag of bones to a healthy dog after vets diagnosed terminal leukaemia, she claims. Mrs Traves, who picked up Lulu as a starving stray, took the dying animal to the New Milton healer after two separate blood tests, one carried out by Bristol University experts. Both confirmed the killer blood cancer.	She was one of many to contact Mr Kempe after his "gift" was featured by the Echo in September. But Lulu was on the mend after just three visits and healing at a distance, Mrs Traves told the Echo. She said: "It was a desperate measure. She was just getting weaker and weaker and the vet said there was nothing he could do." "Now she is bouncing around like a puppy - it is unbelievable." Mrs Traves, of Hopkins Close on the Townsend Estate, Bournemouth, said she would return to the healer if any of her animals fell ill - or even if she needed a cure herself.   By Jon Bish

Bournemouth Echo 1990

Below is the article as featured in the Bournemouth Echo.

	RIDING MAGAZINE MAY 1984
A sensational sixth Badminton win for LUCINDA GREEN is reported on page 4. It was achieved on Beagle Bay, who at  14 must have seemed destined to live his competitive life in the majesty of Regal Realm's shadow. But, in the absence of the king, Beagle Bay turned in a princely performance which Lucinda did not dream of when she wrote her column shortly before the event.   Lorna holds Beagle Bay whilst Lucinda  gives him his ultrasonic treatment ‘The great news for us is that two and a half months after Beagle Bay was cut very badly under his hind joint out hunting he is walking again.’ Paul Farringdon, our vet, treated him with a special remedy. Patrick Kempe worked his healing on him and the girls were wonderfully diligent about dressing his leg twice every day for ten weeks. It was fascinating to witness such speedy healing and without any granulation tissue either. To see early on such a horrific cut made us feel it would never mend.

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