Equine Scientific Solutions
Specialist Equestrian Consulting
Operational & strategic direction for equestrian companies and projects using deep equine science and business expertise.
Equestrian Business Advisor & Executive
Rachel Mullins is an Equine Scientist and Equestrian Business Advisor specialising in the application of science and strategic design to advance the equine industry. She brings deep expertise in equestrian sport, alongside the capability to design and implement operating frameworks for large-scale facilities, aligning welfare standards, performance outcomes, and commercial objectives. Her work supports both public and private stakeholders in developing sustainable, high-performing equestrian systems grounded in scientific insight and industry knowledge.
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Strategic thinking is shaped through collaboration with leading minds across sport, welfare, technology, and business, cultivating depth, precision, and quiet innovation in every strategy. An expansive equestrian network uniting world class riders, veterinarians, scientists, professors, entrepreneurs, and business leaders forms the foundation of this work. This circle brings insight, expertise, and perspective that keep every idea both forward looking and grounded in real world intelligence.
Executive Projects
Delivered strategic advisory input across international multidisciplinary equestrian facilities in 2026, including Pegasus Equestrian Centre (Oregon), Quintas Arouca and Hípico Centro do Norte.Six+ years assisting equine veterinary professionals, applying scientific expertise to welfare-led clinical and operational decisions.Conducted detailed benchmarking of elite European facilities such as Sentower Park and Kronenberg to establish operational best practices.Orchestrated the wellbeing project at Henryhoe Stables (Ireland), integrating horse welfare with performance and business outcomes from years of experience working inside top class operations in Europe.Collaborated with leading equestrian consultants, developers, and major stud operators (including Irish National Stud and Darley Stud), sharing strategic perspectives on facility design and industry evolution.
