Ginny Horton Animal Communicator

03/07/2025

“Ginny, I have smiled, laughed, nodded in agreement and cried my way through your book!

For me knowing you personally I’ve found it a trip down memory lane and it’s also opened up a massive craving to want to know more and to be better around the horses, to be a horsewoman 🦄

I was hooked from the first lines ☺️
Having the spaces for people to write their own feelings etc really makes sense as well.

It comes across as humble yet inspiring and inclusive of all people in the equestrian world which I think is important so the ‘barriers’ between get removed, we are all there for the love of horses” xx

Thank you so much Helen Stewart for your kind words and for being part of the story so far. It means the world.

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01/07/2025

As the first batch are ready to be posted, the next batch has arrived!!!

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28/06/2025

When I first started working as an animal communicator I donated all monies to the Brooke equine charity for the first 6 months.

3 years later and thanks to you all for your continued support, I now find myself able to start helping them again.

I will be donating a percentage of my book sales to this fabulous charity to help with the amazing work they do for equines in such dire need.

So, please think about my book as not only a gift for yourselves and your friends, but also as giving something back to the horses and donkeys who desperately need our help.

To see a change, we must be the change.

https://www.facebook.com/thebrookecharity?mibextid=wwXIfr

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Registered charity in England and Wales (Charity No. 1085760) and Scotland (Charity No. SC050582)

27/06/2025

This is quite an emotional and incredibly heartfelt post, thank you all so much for your interest in my book. Nearly all the first 50 copies have been allocated already so I’m just going to have to order some more!

The book will be available with Amazon and in all the big book stores but I’m going to try and sign as many as I can and send them personally to start with, if only to savour the moment!

Thank you all again from the bottom of my heart.
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26/06/2025

I am beyond proud and excited to be able to launch my first book ‘Soul Sketches’ today!

They are £12.99 plus £4 postage and I have 50 signed copies available right now!

Do message me if you’d like one xx

A huge thank you to Softwood Books and everyone who has contributed and inspired me along the way.

Love, light and blessings 🙏🏻❤️🐴☀️

26/06/2025

It was wonderful to spend time with Vickey Hill and her gorgeous boy Prince yesterday.
Despite having the wooh-wooh pooh-poohed around her, Vickey pressed on trusting her own instincts around her special boy.
After a competitive career Prince is now enjoying a slower pace of life and is very secure in his bond and his place with his human family.
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24/06/2025

Remember me telling you how emotional I felt when a mum booked me at her daughter’s request as her birthday present?

Well, Tia Luckin and her gorgeous boy Paps were so much more than just a beautiful partnership, they are hope for the next generation for horse welfare.

This young lady, and others like her can teach a lot of adults about true connection with their horses and how it can and should be done!

A beautiful family holding our horses’ future in their hands 🙏🏻🐴❤️☀️

20/06/2025

So sad to have seen so many horses being ridden and schooled, raced and played in the middle of the day recently in this hot weather but powerless to say anything. 🙈
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12/06/2025

Darling Rosie, thank you for your recent communication and sleep well dear one now you have gone home, absolutely knowing how much you were loved by mum Mel Allen 🙏🏻❤️🙏🏻❤️

This is my Rosie, aged 17 years and 4 months. I contacted Ginny for a general check-in with Rosie, but also to voice my concerns about her inability to regain the weight she had lost since her tummy bug 2 months before.

Ginny quickly tuned in and did a body scan, with Rosie commenting on each area. Rosie confirmed that her tummy still hadn’t fully recovered since the bug, but the steps I was taking helped but also made suggestions of her own. The reading was very positive and confirmed my thoughts about her stomach. Little did I know, nor probably Rosie (or maybe she did, but didn’t want to let me know) that her heart was enlarged and getting bigger.

Two weeks later, Rosie’s breathing started to become quite laboured, which I put down to her hay fever being particularly bad due to the hot, dry weather. After a week of antihistamines, her breathing showed no signs of easing so I took her to the vets.

The blood test showed that she was in excellent health, but the x-ray showed her heart had enlarged so much that it was crushing her lungs. She wasn’t getting sufficient oxygen into her body. The vets called me at 11.00pm to come and see her and, on arriving, I was shown the x-rays and Rosie. She was being given oxygen to help her, and probably some drugs too as she was so still, but she turned her eyes to look at me so she knew I was there.

As all animal owners know, and learn to dread, there always comes the time when you have to make ‘the decision’, and the time had come for me and Rosie. Her sudden decline was such a shock as only that morning she had eaten her breakfast and we’d gone for a walk. It was clear, however, that she had reached the end.

I am so glad I was there for her, and she knew I was there, holding her. I have been through this so many times and it never gets easier to deal with. My heart is always ripped out of my chest, and I still howl out with grief. I brought her home, back with me. I will endlessly love and miss her.

It’s poetic in a way that she died of an enlarged heart as she was all heart - so loving, charismatic and a real character. All who met her or knew her, fell in love with her - you just couldn’t help it - and she loved everyone right back…but me the most. How lucky was I.

12/06/2025

Being an animal communicator is a truly wonderful thing, most of the time.
There is so much love and openess with some people yet so much ridicule and darkness from others.
Perhaps subconsciously from a place of Ego, I never thought I would find myself in a place of ‘minority’ and experiencing the prejudices and all that comes with that from my own species.
As June celebrates Pride, I also celebrate being individual and proud to be so for my own reasons.
My journey as a communicator has also led me to ‘come out’ against tradition and I couldn’t be happier!
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10/06/2025

This mornings conversation was with the gorgeous Coffee and mum Sarah Minter. A reasonably new partnership, so the perfect time to check in and see how things are going.
Coffee was thrilled to learn she was finally in her forever home and knew how much she was loved and is part of the family already.
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