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Learn practical everyday skills that will keep you safe whilst encouraging your horse to become a soft, willing and respectful partner, both on the ground and in the saddle.

18/11/2025
13/11/2025

I forgot to attach the video of Sid, the ex-racer who we are helping with spooking and anxiety

12/11/2025

We have been working with Sid the ex-racer on getting him to relax and trust. He can be reactive and easily spooked, so over time, with groundwork and now ridden, we have gained his confidence and helped him with recovery strategies for when he gets anxious. His owner has done a great job, too!
It's so rewarding helping horses and their owners to build stronger relationships and have fun.
We're keeping it safe indoors, but we will be doing this outdoors soon to build on what we have.
It's all about working at a pace that's comfortable for both horse and rider.
Happy horses, happy humans .


09/11/2025

Beautiful ride in the woods. How lucky are we to be able to ride here?

03/11/2025

First time Nova has ever been clipped.

03/11/2025

This is a young horse who I started recently. She has only had 17 rides to date.
In this video, she's learning some important lateral work. It's all a bit wobbly, but in time, we will refine it.

It's so important to be soft and light with the aids so you don't create a heavy, dull horse.

I do offer training if you'd like your young horse to be started the right way.

I am sharing this because it's close to my heart. I am an advocate of this style of riding. I have been,  for decades. I...
31/10/2025

I am sharing this because it's close to my heart. I am an advocate of this style of riding. I have been, for decades. I tire of seeing young horses, or older ones for that matter bring 'pinned' into a shape. It's harmful physically and detrimental mentally.
It takes years to correctly train a horse (prey animal) and I have no time for quick fixes so the human looks good.
Take the time it takes and learn to work with horses as individuals, not just 'another horse'
Patience is a must. No gadgets or gimmicks required. Just good riding. Here endeth the rant!



My horse Vanja and her first Philippe Karl clinic.She was ridden in another system before.It was not my intend to bring her to the clinic, but she had to jum...

30/10/2025

This lovely filly's 2nd time in a roller. She's feisty, but because I have taken steps to give her a foundation, she happily accepted trotting

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