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A sneak peek of the final draft of the new Listenology book! I’m working on the final chapter titles today and the audio book recording was officially finished
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Elaine
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I thought it’d be useful to put together a video glossary of terms that I use. Some of the terms I know not everyone will be familiar with so I wanted to take a moment & go through them for
Posted in 100 Miles a Month Challenge for Horses, At liberty horse training, Dressage with horses, Horse riding learn, Horse whisper, Horsemanship, Natural horsemanship training, Pole work exercises for horses
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I’m so excited 🙂 My new podcast is live – and it’s ready for you to listen to! Click here to listen to show on your iPhone or iPad >> Don’t have an iPhone? Don’t worry!You can
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The 100 miles a month challenge is a series of groundwork exercises & lessons for horses over three years of age. Do you really need to walk 100 miles in a month? How will this
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Recently I published a series of polework ebooks containing over 110+ pole work exercises for horses, including the one pole challenge, that help to improve your horse’s suppleness, balance,
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I have ridden for many years in a rope halter, but a few years back the time had come for me to transition to riding my horse Ozzie in a bosal & mecate. The rawhide hackamore (bosal & mecate)
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Finding someone who can accurately assess your horses saddle in any country is VERY difficult. The best way I’ve seen it done is by booking a physio to check your horse’s body for pain.
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I live in Ireland. It’s a beautiful place with lots of great horse people who are kind and thoughtful towards their horses. And it’s not unusual for horses to be ridden well into their twenties