horse nutrition
Your horse reaching for that 'poisonous' plant might know something you don't
Dr Cindy Engel will completely change how you think about your horse's natural instincts
Theresa
Theresa is the producer and founder of Curious Equestrian.
How Horse and Human Brains See the World Differently
Dr Jones explained her revolutionary insight during our interview: "Humans tend to rely very strongly on vision. Our brains are actually specialised for vision. Horses' brains are specialised for smell." This fundamental difference creates countless training misunderstandings.
The Long Ride Home: The Continuing Story Of A Father's Quest To Heal His Son Rowan
When Healing Requires Another Journey
horse training
What Makes a Horseman a Great Leader
Ben Longwell Interview
From Despair to Hope Through Horses
The Book That Revolutionized Autism Therapy with One Journey to Mongolia
See Your Horse Like Never Before
The Book That Paints Anatomy Directly Onto Living Horses
The Book That Actually Explains Horse Color Genetics
Lessons from a life of horse breeding
The Book That Changes Everything: Why Every Horse Owner Needs "Language Signs and Calming Signals of Horses"
Rachaël Draaisma, the Dutch behaviour consultant who revolutionised our understanding of horse communication
horse behaviour
Jack and Paula Curtis on Modern Horsemanship Challenges
The couple receives identical questions from riders worldwide, regardless of skill level: feeding time chaos, pushy horses, separation anxiety, and behind-the-leg issues. Their diagnosis? All these problems stem from the same root cause - lack of genuine connection.
human stories
Looking Through Their Ears Again: Aisling Byrne's Remarkable Journey Back to the Saddle
From 'You'll Never Walk Again' to International Show Jumping: An Equestrian's Extraordinary Comeback Story
Riding with Confidence: What Your Horse Needs First
With the right mindset, preparation, and training approach, you can cultivate a calm, connected partnership with your horse, even in the face of unpredictable environments.
Dressage In Hand
What Horses Want You to Know