EP26: SCENTWORK FOR HORSES

– Offering our horses scentwork and exploration exercises not only reduces stress and make them more confident. It can also be a brilliant tool when horses struggle with what we often refer to as behaviour problems, she says the Dutch trainer Rachaël Draaisma Draaisma has worked … Read moreEP26: SCENTWORK FOR HORSES

EP25: MEET SUE DYSON

Today’s guest Sue Dyson is a former President of the British Equine Veterinary Association. She is an accomplished rider who has produced horses to top national level in both eventing and show jumping, and last, but not least she is known as one of the … Read moreEP25: MEET SUE DYSON

EP24: MEET AMY SKINNER

Today’s guest, Amy Skinner embraces a training philosophy based on Classical Dressage and sound horsemanship practices.  Her goal is to keep the best interest of horse and rider in mind, choosing to avoid fads and quick fixes and seek continual learning from the best teacher … Read moreEP24: MEET AMY SKINNER

EP23: CALMING SIGNALS

In today’s episode, you’ll meet two guests. The first one is the Norwegian dog trainer Turid Rugaas. A name that was so frequently mentioned by my international podcast guests when we talked about horses, that I wanted to get to know her better. And as … Read moreEP23: CALMING SIGNALS

EP22: MEET ARNE KOETS

The first time I heard about Arne was several years ago. And, looking back I remember reading about him before I heard about him from others. And when I heard about him from others, most of whom pronounced his sir name differently. And what happened … Read moreEP22: MEET ARNE KOETS

EP18: TINA’S HORSES

Horses read us like open books: – On my Norwegian podcast I have several short episodes that I refer to as moments of zen. They are apt to be moments I have experienced with horses that has taught me something important about horses apt to … Read moreEP18: TINA’S HORSES