🔒 Inquisitive Herd

What Classical Dressage Can Teach Any Horse (and Rider)

Spoiler: no horse is truly “lazy”… and yes, even your cob can do it.

Aug 30 •

7:49

Q&Q with Emma Cornish

The conversation you didn't hear on the main episode

Aug 22 •

9:50

Q&A with Hannah Jones Reiki Master, equine therapist, and certified Masterson Method practitioner

Key Takeaways from Your Questions

Aug 2 •

9:50

Herd highlights | June

Behind the Scenes with Theresa & Anna Louise

Jul 20 •

37:56

Q&A with Susan Goudge

Wild horse photographer

Jul 18 •

14:37

Q&A with Nicky Sharp: Building Confidence with Horses

Nicky answers questions from our Inquisitive Herd.

Jul 11 •

and

14:26

Q&A with certified saddle fitter Jennifer Howland-Christensen.

Answering questions from our Inquisitive Herd members.

Jul 4 •

12:45

Ben Longwell Q&A

Your exclusive Ben Longwell Q&A is here!

Jun 13 •

1:14:07

A Workshop in Horse-Centered Horsemanship

Training video from Jack and Paula Curtis shows how to create real partnerships by getting curious

Jun 3 •

9:45

Behind the Scenes with Jack & Paula Curtis

Jack & Paula Curtis answer your questions about marriage, horsemanship, and why "observe, remember, compare" is the key to both

May 31 •

18:30

Aisling Byrne Q&A

Exclusive for Our Inquisitive Herd

May 24 •

13:59

Do New Welfare Regulations Go Far Enough? | Herd Highlights

Watch now | May 2025 Edition

May 22 •

47:50

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