In this episode, we're thrilled to be joined by the remarkable Zoe Coade. Dive deeper into Zoe's horsemanship and liberty horse training world, and discover a treasure trove of knowledge, insights, and inspiring content. 🐴

In today's Curious Equestrian episode, an extraordinary guest is joining us—Lindsey Crosbie, the visionary founder of "With Horses CIC."

With Horses is not your typical business; it's a mission-driven Community Interest Company that passionately believes in making horses accessible to all, not just a privileged few. Their purpose goes beyond profit as they strive to create a world where horses become teachers, guides, and healers for everyone.

With Horses offer transformative training courses and educational resources, providing a unique opportunity for people to heal, grow, and learn alongside these majestic creatures. The emphasis lies in fostering a harmonious partnership with horses rather than seeking dominance, as Lindsey beautifully explains.

In this episode of the Curious Equestrian Podcast, we sit down with Kimberly Dunn, the founder of Idyllwild Horsemanship, as she shares her remarkable journey towards helping horses and their people form harmonious and balanced relationships.

Do you care for a senior horse and want to ensure they are happy and healthy? Then you won't want to miss this episode of Horsemanship Journal Audio, where we're discussing: "Caring for the Older Horse."

Our guest for this episode is Sue Palmer reading her own article. Sue is an experienced equestrian physiotherapist with over 25 years in the industry. Sue has worked with inspiring owners and professionals during her career, and she's here to share her insights and expertise on caring for older horses.

And, if you're hungry for more insights into equine care and well-being, you'll be glad to know that Sue writes regularly for Horsemanship Journal Magazine. To learn more about her work, visit her website at thehorsephysio.co.uk.

So sit back, relax, and join us for an informative and educational episode of Horsemanship Journal Audio that will help you confidently care for your older horse.

In this episode, we have the privilege of speaking with renowned horseman Mark Langley, who has developed a unique approach to horsemanship that emphasises empathy, communication, and understanding.

During our interview, Mark explains his approach to training horses with understanding and the distinction between pressure and release and feel. He shares insights into how he connects with horses on a deeper level, building strong relationships based on trust and communication. Mark also discusses how his techniques can help horse owners improve their ability and emotional stability by tapping into their mindset to reduce anxiety.

If you'd like to learn more about Mark Langley's approach to horsemanship, feel free to tune in to this insightful episode.

Mark Langley will also be giving a demo in the UK on May 26th at Bury Farm Equestrian Centre, where he will be showcasing his specialised psychological training techniques.

You can also learn more about these techniques by listening to Mark's Podcast.

If you have ever wondered what Equine Touch is and if it will be beneficial for your horse then this podcast episode is just for you. We will be talking with Babette Littlemore an Equine Touch practitioner and instructor.  We’ll find out what Equine Touch is, how it can benefit your horse, your relationship with your horse, what to expect in an Equine Touch session.

To learn more about The Equine Touch visit their website: https://www.equinetouchuk.com

Our featured book for February was ‘From East to West by Saddle is Best’ written by Claire Alldritt.

Claire left her home in the east of Scotland and set out on a journey to the west coast with two horses. This is a story of exploration, trust and resilience. It’s about making your way along the trail, whether on four legs or two. This book will take you from coast to coast in search of adventure, friendship and discovery.

In today’s podcast, we’ll be chatting with author and long-distance trail rider Claire Alldritt.

East to West by Saddle is Best is available from Amazon: From East to West by Saddle is Best: A horseback journey across the Scottish Highlands: Amazon.co.uk: Alldritt, Claire, Sutherland, Leandra: Books

Read the Horsemanship Journal Book Review: Take a ride across the Highlands with Claire, Swift and Yogi! (horsemanship-journal.com)

A horseback journey across the Scottish Highlands.

Our featured book for February was ‘From East to West by Saddle is Best’ written by Claire Alldritt.

Claire left her home in the east of Scotland and set out on a journey to the west coast with two horses. This is a story of exploration, trust and resilience It’s about making your way along the trail, whether on four legs or two. This book will take you from coast to coast in search of adventure, friendship and discovery.

In today’s podcast, we’ll be chatting with author and long-distance trail rider Claire Alldritt.

From East to West is available from Amazon: From East to West by Saddle is Best: A horseback journey across the Scottish Highlands: Amazon.co.uk: Alldritt, Claire, Sutherland, Leandra: Books

Read our Book Club review here: Take a ride across the Highlands with Claire, Swift and Yogi! (horsemanship-journal.com)

In this episode, Kate chats with Hanna Walton an international horse development specialist, event rider and teacher.

Hanna & Kate will be chatting about Hanna's upcoming article series in Horsemanship Journal following the journey of Riley. In the four-part article series, Hanna will share his progress with you as it unfolds throughout the year, through his rehabilitation and back into competitive eventing. Hanna will share her approach, the different stages of his program, and how and what she will prioritise at each step.

Learn about Hanna and Riley in this podcast and read the article series in Horsemanship Journal, part 1 is in February's issue.

You can also follow Hanna on Instagram or find out more on her website

In this episode, we are talking with Janet L. Jones, author of  'Horse  Brain, Human Brain. The Neuroscience of Horsemanship'. This was our book of the month in October. Horse Brain, Human Brain is a book and training philosophy developed by Janet Jones. With her background as a  brain scientist, horse trainer, and writer, Janet is uniquely positioned to apply brain function to the training of horses and riders. All horsemanship rests on mutual interaction between horse and human brains.   

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Find out more about Janet’s work:-   

Follow Janet on Facebook www.facebook.com/Janet-Jones-Horse-Brains-104485187713379   

Janet’s website and Blog www.janet-jones.com  

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