In this episode of Talking About Horses, Dr. Stephen Peters, a neuroscientist and horseman, discusses the intricate relationship between horse behavior and brain science. He emphasizes the importance of understanding the horse's brain to improve communication and training methods. Dr. Peters explains concepts such as sympathetic arousal, myelination, and the impact of trauma on horses. He advocates for a more evidence-based approach to horsemanship, encouraging riders to foster curiosity in their horses and to recognize the significance of resetting the nervous system for effective learning. The conversation also touches on the future of equine neuroscience and the potential for technology to enhance our understanding of horse behavior.