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Just some course customer comments to date: "nice, relaxing, informative", "I really learned from the course - it helped me to understand my horse!", Most enjoyable - would thoroughly recommend your courses to any caring horse owner!", "a great opportunity to see the horses free-schooling", "I am looking forward to using what I've learned today with my horses", "Enjoyable, very intellectual, opened my eyes!", "I've learned so much in a short space of time", "Thanks goodness I took this course - my horse will thank me!" Please note, the following courses are taught using my horses (it's easier
for you to learn with horses that know what to do!) you can then take this knoweldge away and work with your own horse.
If you would like training with your own horse this can be arranged as a 1:1 session either at your yard or
here. My courses have a maximum of 6 students to ensure 1:1 tuition. Alternatively, if you have 6 people
I will run any of the courses at your venue. “So, you want to own a horse?” 3-day course I was inspired to offer this course having met
so many people who bought horses and it quickly became apparent to them that they had not a clue what to do but had just
meddled along as best they could. Some people assumed they would get help from others at their yard, but often this was
conflicting and in some cases downright wrong! Luckily some got the right help in the nick of time, some had to work
through a lot of problems and heartache but unfortunately others, like one particular lady I met, acted on bad advice which
in turn left her with a dangerous, angry, misunderstood horse. She completely lost her nerve, felt she had no option
but to sell her horse and has sadly given up something that was once her passion. Goodness knows what happened to the
poor horse as it is now "labelled"…….. Dates for 2010 are Fri-Sun and cost £150pp with a £50 non-refundable deposit required in advance: Dates for 2011 coming soon The following 1-day courses are also available for 2010 and cost £65pp: Groundwork and Bond-Building: Learn precision control of your horse by being able to control each foot invividually Are you dragged around (or the dragger!) when leading your horse? Learn how to lead with respect and ease Build trust, coordination and confidence in each other through pole exercises Start to understand your horse and see things from their perspective. Once you do this, life will become much easier for both of you and you will understand your horse better! Dates for 2011 coming soonand 4th Sep 2010 Successful Leading and Loading: Basic handling techniques and how to lead your horse properly – if you can’t lead you can’t load! Pressure and release techniquesControlling your horse’s movement – it is important to be able to move each individual foot as required Learn through feel Respecting each other’s space Learn how your fears and body language affect the horse Why horses don’t load Setting the scene so the horse gets it right Troubleshooting Dates for 2011 coming soon Introduction to Loose–Schooling and Long-Reining: Learn how your body language affects the horse before you attach any lines! History and benefits of loose schooling Learning to communicate with your horse in a language they understandThe benefits of long-lining - for you and your horse Long-lining vs lunging Dates for 2011 coming soon19th Sep 2010
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