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Equi-focus Horsemanship. Jules Crompton Complete training for you and your horse. Riding lessons/trouble shooting. All disciplines. BHSAI 🐴

Fees from £40 per session (minimum 1 hour dependant on the animals requirements)
Small mileage fee may apply for journeys over one hour from DN15. A cancellation fee of £20 will be required for less than 24 hours notification.

22/02/2025

What do you consider is a 'problem' with your horse? Be honest now🤔

Won't load
Can't stand still to mount up
Needs to move all the time
Barging
Separation anxiety
Tries to bite/ bites
Food aggression
Nervous
Fearful
Spooky
Hates being brushed/ touched
Won't pick up feet
Tail swishing
Ear pinning
Pulls away from you
Easily distracted
Rushes
Heavy in your hand

The list is endless

If you don't consider any of these to be a problem you're making your life and your horses life more difficult than it needs to be and you've become used to micro managing.

Are you ready to find resolutions? Then give me a call or drop me a message on
Messenger or
[email protected] for details and bookings

05/11/2024

Any horsey friends out there dealing with sarcoids?
(WARNING - graphic image in the comments which I think is a thing of beauty but that's me 😄)

I'm using Omega Equine Sarcxpell in conjunction with Thuja cream (which did nothing on its own) and my mares sarcoid dropped off last night.
I've used it for just over month and - result 👏👏👏
Still some healing to go but I highly recommend this supplement. I know it works.
Michaela Pollitt at Equisign Tack and Feed told me about it and she would not recommend something unless she was 💯 confident of its success.
She has it in stock all the time.

Thank you Michaela. I've sent an email to omega to congratulate them.
I'm delighted with the result 😊😊😊

26/10/2024

Rosie, the giant zebra 💗

18/10/2024

Today I conducted a fab polework session with this super little mare and her lovely owner.

Ellie tends to get worried and can use speed to deal with her anxiety.

At the beginning of this session she needed to move her feet which her rider managed very skillfully and then she settled to the exercises.
She did so well and, by the end, was drawn to the poles as her safe place.
Here she can be seen resetting her nervous system and chillaxing.
Well done Ellie and Debs.

For help with your horse or simply riding lessons feel free to contact me
[email protected]
Messenger or fb (Julie Crompton)

09/07/2024

There's a saying "just because we can it doesn't mean we should"

Rosie has an aversion to the sound of Velcro!
I have tried to help her understand it and get comfortable with it but she's made it clear that it worries her.

I now believe that Velcro hobbles would have been used on her when she was put to a stallion as a 3 year old 😡 (I get that the stallion has to be protected, but what about the mares?)
She had a life experience at a young age which will never go away.

So, I've decided to remove anything with Velcro from her life. I consider it further abuse, and that's not fair of me to subject her to it.

Her emotional welfare is as important to me as her physical welfare.

19/05/2024

I'm always grateful for such lovely feedback. Thank you so much 😊

"We are absolutely delighted with the help, advice and support we received from Julie recently. We had a horse terrified of hose pipes and getting bathed to the point we had all but given up. This week, we have managed to safely wash her, which is beyond my wildest expectations. Without Julies superb tips and advice, I know this would not have happened. We couldn't be any more delighted. Thank you so much. Shelley & Ray"

12/05/2024

Happy 23rd birthday, Roxy. My friend, teacher and playmate. Still as spirited as ever🥕🍏🥕🍏🥕💓

13/01/2024

For once we had glorious weather this morning so we went for a walk and then played football followed by some liberty work.

I've been trying to capture a pic of Rosie's gorgeous eye. It has a lovely blue ring around the outside.
Finally got it this morning in the sunshine but the last pic shows why you should never work with kids or animals as they say!! 🤦‍♀️

11/01/2024

I'm feeling very humbled having received this feedback from a lovely client (now friend I hope) 🤗
It means the 🌍 to me. Thank you 😍

10/01/2024

Introducing Rosie, my lovely 6 year old Clydesdale - a recent addition to our zoo!!

Maybe coming up to Christmas wasn't the best time to get a new horse but I've used the time wisely.

She's seen the dentist, farrier, saddle fitter and bodyworker and I've been busy going through what I call my 'pre flight checks'.

Finding out what she knows/needs to know and understand, what I need to teach her and just getting to know her.

The last couple of days I've worked on getting her focus on me. I don't want her to be glued to me but I want her attention when I ask for it.
This is partly for safety but also because there's no point asking for something if they're ignoring you.

If you only work the body you're only working half the horse - you need the mind as well.

I love these pics of her - she left her hay to acknowledge me and I have both eyes and ears on me.

Just a bridle to sort now and I can begin ridden work 😊

For help with ridden or ground work feel free to contact me.
Fully qualified instructor in the North Lincolnshire area, happy to travel 😊🐎

01/01/2024

Wishing all my clients and their families a happy, healthy and successful 2024.

Thank you all for your support and for trusting me to help you and your fabulous horses.

Also for all your hard work in doing your homework ☺️

Best wishes - Jules 💐

25/10/2023

It's not every day I get to work with a four month old baby. He was such a delight 😊
Of course, it was, literally, baby steps for him but all things his owner can instill in him so that he grows to be a gentle, confident, well mannered adult.

You're never too young (or old) to learn a good foundation. Taught him about personal space, good leading and understanding steady pressure - all essential skills for any horse.

Further info re riding instruction/ ground work via
Messenger or
[email protected]

11/09/2023

*Personal space*

You can tell much about the horse/human relationship by the way their horses lead.

A horse should stay next to or slightly behind you until they know to monitor space between you. Not pull you or be dragged by you, crowd you or maybe step on your feet.

Manners show that the horse understands what's required. Equally, the human should respect the horses personal space (both species have a bubble of comfort around them).

If we expect our horses to be polite we should return the compliment. Stop your feet, hold out your hand to be sniffed and 'ask' permission to touch the horse.
Just because we can groom and touch them all over it doesn't mean they're happy about it - some are not but we dismiss it as being ticklish, difficult, mareish etc!

A well respected western clinician said, “People want their horses to love them so much that they think they are being mean if they create boundaries.”
It's mean to NOT create boundaries - it keeps horses dependent, low level anxious and incapable of making good decisions for themselves.

Horses of any size can easily hurt a puny human if manners and boundaries are absent. They can easily hurt us if they DO have manners.

Creating boundaries doesn’t mean whipping and beating, but it does mean that you explain what's required. Consistency is key - set boundaries and mean it every time. This is fair.
Horses then feel safe and so you're safe and you can enjoy that closeness 😊

22/08/2023

Well done to Nigel Ling and Nichola Robinson who both got the exact number - 492

Thank you to all who took part and shared my page.
I'm very grateful 😊

EDIT - Please share my post to have your entries count 👍

💥COMPETITION TIME💥

Open to equestrians in Lincolnshire and surrounding counties.

Study the photograph and submit how many bales you think there are in the stack! Answers in the comments please then like and share.

The winner will be the nearest answer to the total.
In the event of a tie I will award the prize to all which is -

A training/teaching session with me - either ridden or groundwork/problem solving.

In exchange I would ask that the successful person(s) writes me a review of my work.

NB Your horse must be healthy and physically sound in order to work with me.

Competition ends midnight, Sunday 27th August.

Good luck 👍

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