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Creating curiosity and trust, enables safety and understanding which then enables better communication. Practical help on how to bring out the best in your horse. Format: PDF e-book sent direct to your email inbox.

Setting your horse up for success. Establishing relaxation, balance and responsiveness in basic handling habits. Format: PDF e-book sent direct to your email inbox.

Practical Groundwork exercises for balance and responsiveness. Improve communication and control. Includes trouble shooting typical problems. Format: PDF e-Book sent direct to your email inbox.

Lunge work transitions, patterns and exercises for soundness. Gymnastic work on foot to develop curiosity, symmetry and balance. Format: PDF e-Book sent direct to your email inbox.

Gain the benefit of remote coaching with regular lessons. These may be Live online (via Pivo or similar) or from video reviews. Includes lesson notes and supporting resources. Places are limited. Bookings essential please use the contact form below to reserve a time. Price is $100 per lesson: weekly, fortnightly, monthly or casual.

A 12 week supported online program of fortnightly lessons for remote students. These may be live online (via Pivo or similar) or from video reviews. Includes lesson notes, additional resources, and personal coaching support follow up in the week between each lesson. Price $160 Paid fortnightly.

” Position Precedes the Action” is a foundational principle of classical equitation coined by the French master François Baucher (1796–1873). In equitation, it means the rider aims to establish their own posture, balance, alignment and seat before asking the horse for any movement. Instead of training from movement to position (forcing a horse into a shape while on the move), Baucher’s method dictates you establish correct balance from position to movement: The rider adjusts their weight, seat, and rein aids prior to asking something of their horse. This acts a little like the Scout motto, “Be Prepared,” ensuring the rider isn’t interfering with the horse’s center of gravity. Early preparation gives the horse the necessary time to reorganize, slow down, and rebalance itself before taking a physical step or transitioning into a new gait. Result: The horse becomes lighter to the aids, remains relaxed, balanced, and avoids confusion. Format: PDF file via email.