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Equitation Science Training Julie Stapleton. http://www.equitationsciencetraining.net/equitation-sciencetrainingtestimonials No obligation to book. Very successful online coaching anywhere.

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Email me for details of training sessions, fee, locations, and so on. Equitation Science Training is beneficial for all equines, from foals to competition horses, problematic or straightforward cases. Retrain difficult behaviour or simply train a horse feel so much better to ride. All issues retrained, including shoeing/trimming, loading, worming, handling, leading, cl

ipping, hosing, spraying, catching, bridling, girthing, bucking, rearing, shying, foal handling, pre-backing and full backing - with calm kindness. In-person sessions in NZ (and I hope in UK and SA again). PM me to enquire - no obligation to book. Click below to see what students have to say about how learning ES with me has been a revelation for them and a transformation in their horse's behaviour and way of going.

01/11/2025
01/11/2025
31/10/2025

"I have only good things to say".

What a lovely bit of feedback. It made my day. 😊

31/10/2025

"I just want to say thank you so so much for all your help.

Given my injury we only really had a week on the foundations before the farrier came today and I was so nervous that we had only done one short hoof lifting session but he was so overdue for a trim and I really couldn’t put it off any longer.

He was so good in the hoof lifting training session (even my non-horsey husband was able to be my trusty assistant lol) but I knew the farrier would be a different ball game given the duration/positions/tools needed so I was dreading it.

Well I can tell you I needn’t have worried because it went better than I could’ve imagined!

Only one slight resistance doing the very last hoof but other than that he stood completely still the whole time.

Such a contrast to the previous sessions when he kept barging through me, pulling back from the farrier for every hoof and generally just being tense and hard to handle the whole time.

My farrier couldn’t believe the difference in him and nor could I.

We will keep doing our homework and I’m sure we will be able to remove the last of the resistance with a bit more time 😊"

31/10/2025

I hope all is going well for my lovely students in the UK and around the northern hemisphere.

I know winter weather and dark evenings can limit things a bit for you all, but you'll gradually be getting lighter evenings now.

Remember, even if you're not getting much riding in, it's still crucial to maintain all the basic responses and boundaries during all of the routine handling and care of your horses.

If they get a few weeks or months off during the winter, when you bring them back in, don't be in a rush to get on. No need to lunge their legs off, just test and repair all of the basic training in-hand with them, then reintroduce the saddle and, train them a bit more (steps back is good), and wait until the next session to get on. Keep this ride short - just test and repair the basic responses under-saddle, then get off.

Students can avoid many issues this way, and not hurt the horse by sitting on him for too long in the beginning.

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