Do you ever have those feelings where you just know your horse is telling you something? No matter how big or small, you have a gut feeling. Sometimes it’s just once and sometimes you feel it consistently ..read more

Are you struggling with a spooky horse? Whether you're a new horse owner or a seasoned rider, dealing with a horse that spooks can be frustrating and even dangerous. In this article, we'll explore some innovative groundwork exercises and positive reinforcement techniques that can help calm down a spooky horse and build their confidence. If you're looking for practical, actionable advice for working with a spooky horse, this article is for you! Groundwork Exercises to Calm Down a Spooky Horse ..read more

Groundwork exercises are an essential component when it comes to building trust and creating a solid bond between you and your horse. By working with your horse from the ground, you can establish a foundation of mutual respect and communication that will translate into the saddle.  ..read more

Building a connection with your horse through groundwork is not just about physical exercises; it is about developing an emotional bond. Spending quality time together on the ground creates an atmosphere of trust and companionship that will carry over into every aspect of your equestrian journey ..read more

Gear up for your next equestrian adventure! Discover the secret to staying safe, stylish, and saddle-ready with our guide to choosing the perfect horse riding coat. From high-visibility wonders to classic elegance, we've got you covered ..read more

Bella Barr Explores Clinics from Another Perspective, that of Observer Rather than Rider. I recognised how much less I hear or take in when I am absorbed in trying to do an exercise with my horse and how much more I understand from observing the exercise repeated, corrected and explained in different ways as students practise and are corrected.  ..read more

Bella Barr shares how spending time with trainer Sean Coleman helped her find the fun in riding. The magic of being in the New Forest for four days is there are ditches and stream crossings everywhere. Sean set it up so we could spend some time on ditches, then go off fast across flat open country to work on opening up his stride, or weave in and out of trees in a wooded area working on isolating leg and hand aids, and then cross another few ditches as we went on to the next thing.  ..read more

At the heart of our new 'Curious Equestrian' podcast is exploring ideas that enrich equine welfare and your relationship with your horse. Anna Louise spoke with Zoe Coade ; for those following Zoe's articles, it's a great chance to hear (and watch) Zoe. Her insights were enlightening, to say the least ..read more

In an enlightening interview on the Curious Equestrian Podcast, equine relationship specialist Andrea Wady shares her transformative journey to a partnership-based approach, emphasising mutual respect and understanding with horses.   ..read more

This week, we're tackling the urgent issue of antimicrobial resistance, unlocking the transformative power of positivity in your horsemanship, and sharing secrets to fearless trail riding. Join us for expert insights and tips to elevate your equestrian journey.    ..read more