The Head Drop in Horses is a fundamental skill that carries through to so many situations. Lets look at how we can easily achieve it.

Becoming a well rounded horse person means being able to both train and ride horses. Why is this so?

From domination to listening to horses, my journey from what I was trained to do to what my heart wanted to do.

This article explores how to lunge a horse. A step by step guide to help you get started.

This article explores using positive reinforcement with horses. What is it?What are the benefits? How does it work?

Anthropomorphism with horses can be a big problem, both for the horses and for us. What is it? How do we avoid it?

C 'Considerate Horsemanship' , considering how it is for the horse with everything we do. Developing positive relationships with horses.

Timing and rein aids with horses - developing that crucial skill that sets the distance between a beginner and an experienced horse rider.

The magic of connection with horses. What is connection and how do we get it?

Attending to horse health before training is essential. When we have a behavioural issue we must look to possible health reasons first.

Desensitisation with horses is essential for safety and ease of handling and riding.

Whenever our horse does something that we've asked for, it's imperative that we give a reward to 'mark' the desired response.

Conversations with horses that can set our paths forward together much easier and more pleasurable for everyone.

Playing the passenger game with horses is fun, remember it's a game, don’t get too serious, just relax and enjoy the ride! Here's step by step instructions on how to get started.

Training and detraining horses is happening all the time, and by being aware of this we can make positive moves forward with our beloved horses. Everything we do with our horses is either training them or de-training them.

Preparation and Confidence Building in Horses - in order to feel confident horses need to understand and accept what is currently happening and be fully prepared for upcoming events.

This is a great little exercise that improves our feel for our horses and our riding skills, makes our horses suppler, and increases safety when riding. When we expand and contract our horses gaits we reach a whole new level of connection and understanding with our horses.

The transition to bitless riding can be instant, or can take some time and training. But the end result is the same in both circumstances, a happy horse and rider.