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By Curious Equestrian
The podcast currently has 47 episodes available.
Join Anna Louise as she chats with Cindy Engel, a multifaceted expert, combining her knowledge as an author, biologist, and bodyworker.
Cindy's acclaimed book, "Wild Health: How Animals Keep Themselves Well and What We Might Learn From Them," has been instrumental in reshaping our understanding of self-healing in the animal kingdom. Now, weāll explore how these lessons specifically relate to equine health and nutrition.
In this episode, weāll delve into:
If youāre curious about how to better support your horse's health and well-being through nutrition and self-healing practices, this is an episode you won't want to miss!
Can you really 'speak horse'? Equine behavior expert Melanie Watson reveals why this popular notion might be holding back your relationship with horses.
In this myth-busting episode, we explore:
Melanie draws on her unique background in East African and decades of experience in horse training to challenge common misconceptions about horse-human communication.
Equine artist Nica Quinn poses a jarring question: Have we misconstrued our love for horses?
This episode unravels:
Quinn's narrative upends long-held equestrian assumptions, offering fresh insights for everyone from competition riders to casual admirers. She argues that we forge more authentic connections with horses by honing our instincts and embracing creativity.
This isn't mere philosophical meandering. Quinn delivers actionable strategies to transform your equine interactions, whether you stable a string of horses or simply sketch them from afar.
Tune in for a robust exploration of horse love in the modern era. You'll emerge with innovative approaches to elevate your equine encounters.
Today we chat with Josepha Guillaume, an advocate for equine welfare and a pioneer in the field of in-hand dressage. Over her 40-year career, Josepha has revolutionized traditional views on horse training by treating horses as pets rather than mere working animals. She delves into why horses haven't traditionally been seen as pets, how public opinion and legislative changes push the equestrian world to evolve, and shares firsthand experiences of abuse within high-end dressage spheres. Join us as we explore Josepha's unique methods in dressage in-hand, the impact of classical dressage principles, and the importance of letting horses be horses. Whether you're an equestrian or a concerned animal lover, this conversation will open your mind to thoughtful and humane horse training and care approaches.
Discover Josepha's insights on how granting horses pet status could dramatically improve their lives and welfare. Josepha advocates for a future where horses are loved and respected as individuals and family members.
Learn about the transformative potential of viewing horses as companions and the positive impacts this shift could have on equine welfare in and out of competition. This episode is a must-listen for anyone passionate about the future of equine care.
Horse Worming Masterclass: Expert Tips for Effective Parasite Control
Discover the secrets of successful horse worming in this must-listen episode of Curious Equestrian. Anna Louise interviews Claire Shand, marketing director at Westgate Labs, to uncover:
Learn how to protect your horse from harmful parasites, understand the latest in equine deworming techniques, and implement a foolproof worm management plan. This episode offers invaluable insights to keep your equine companion healthy and performing at their best.
Don't miss out on this comprehensive guide to horse worming. Tune in now to elevate your horse care routine and ensure optimal equine health!
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On this episode of The Curious Equestrian Podcast, we discuss equestrian mindset and confidence-building with confidence coach Alex Fleming.
Alex shares her journey of overcoming traumatic experiences with horses and offers invaluable tips on strengthening your mindset, both in and out of the saddle. From tackling PTSD and anxiety to managing negative self-beliefs and fostering trust with your horse, this episode is packed with actionable insights for riders of all levels.
In this heartwarming episode of the Curious Equestrian Podcast, Anna sits down with Lynn Henry, the inspirational founder of Think Like a Pony CIC. Lynn shares her incredible journey from a non-horsey background to becoming a beacon of hope and empowerment for children through the magic of ponies.Ā
Discover how ponies helped her son overcome anxiety and a speech impediment and how her innovative approach to horsemanship transforms the lives of children every day. Think Like a Pony is the world's first horsemanship program for children, established in 2009. Their holistic riding school, therapeutic interventions, and Online Club empower children to develop confidence, resilience, and powerful communication skills.Ā
The program fosters empathy, understanding, and communication with horses, with a robust syllabus developed by the Think Like a Pony Club.
Join Anna and Lynn as they discuss the profound bond between children and horses, the unique training sessions that build confidence and communication, and the importance of empathy and ethical training in the equestrian world.
Lynn's passion and wisdom will leave you inspired to see the world through the eyes of a pony.
Tune in for an episode filled with touching stories, practical tips, and the enchanting world of Think Like a Pony. Whether you're an equestrian enthusiast or simply looking for uplifting insights, this episode is not to be missed!
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Welcome to another episode of the Curious Equestrian Podcast! šļø In today's episode, we explore the unique and fascinating world of Hitch In Farm, run by Mike and Ellie Paddock in Carmarthenshire, West Wales. š“
Join us as we dive into life off the grid on a 52-acre farm where a team of 14 heavy horses takes on everything from logging and ploughing to charioteering. š³š Discover how this dynamic duo has transformed their farm into a haven for working horses, teaching both people and animals the art of sustainable farming. š¾
In this episode, you'll learn:
Whether you're an equestrian enthusiast or simply curious about sustainable farming, this episode offers a heartwarming and educational look into the life and work at Hitchin Farm. Don't miss the chance to get inspired by their incredible journey and dedication to preserving traditional skills with a modern twist.
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š¬ Subscribe and leave your comments below! What did you find most interesting about Mike and Ellie's journey? Have you ever considered using horses for farm work? Share your thoughts with us!
š Curious Equestrian is Produced by Horsemanship Journal Horsemanship Journal (horsemanship-journal.com)
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