Horse training without force
Training Horses with Kindness
Guest: Sandra Poppema, Founder of HippoLogic & creator of The Confident Clicker Trainer method
Horse training without force
Guest: Sandra Poppema, Founder of HippoLogic & creator of The Confident Clicker Trainer method
Equine therapy
Rethinking the Riding School Model
Forage, tracks and daily care
Natural hoof care expert Louise Backholler on why domestic horses struggle with hoof issues wild horses never face.
Horse behaviour and psychology
We often focus intensely on our horses' physical development, building muscle, improving fitness, and perfecting technical skills. But what about mental stimulation? What about play?
Horse welfare and the industry
Why are miniature horses so often overlooked in the equestrian world? Two remarkable women in New Zealand are changing that perception through an innovative charitable trust.
Horse behaviour and psychology
Zoe Coade | Recognizing and interpreting a horse's sensory systems—from ear movements to nose behaviors—is the key to building trust, effective training, and meaningful communication.
Horse training without force
What if everything you thought you knew about horse training was limiting your connection? Join us as we explore True Liberty horsemanship with Zoë Coade, founder of Get Good With Horses.
Equine therapy
When journalist Rupert Isaacson's autistic son formed an unexpected bond with a horse, it sparked a journey from Texas to Mongolia and a revolutionary approach to therapeutic riding.
Horse health, pain and bodywork
Through her innovative anatomical paintings on live horses, Gillian Higgins is transforming equine education and improving welfare by revealing what happens beneath the surface when horses move.
Equine therapy
Could this Yorkshire riding school's approach transform how we teach young riders?
Horse training without force
Lucy Butt is quietly revolutionizing how we understand and train our horses, one scientific paper and one practical solution at a time.
Horse welfare and the industry
What 50 years of putting horses first can teach us