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The Eventing Show – the new monthly, online TV Programme
Thanks to Equestrian Index on Twitter (@equestrianindex) I spied the release of a video show I have previously heard about but failed to notice their launch. “The Eventing Show is a monthly on line TV program connecting you directly to the worlds top eventers. Engaging, honest & open discussions, news round up and the all…
Cruelty is made of soft leather, sweet iron, sheepskin, gel padding. It comes with no pre-warnings…
Fear is the parent of cruelty. James Anthony Froude It seems that wherever “training” is involved, in any area of human life, cruelty is present. Bullying and pushing to the limits are seen as often, if not more frequently as the non-violent methods. We patent cruelty by giving it complicated names, shiny packaging and “educational”…
Ceri: Why everyone deserves a photoshoot :)
I keep seeing many riders arranging for having photo shoots with own horses or their friends’ horses. Even riding school riders started to immortalise their experiences with their favourite school horses. Having Ceri of Pure Essence Photography as a guest blogger on here I thought it might be interesting to look into the why’s of…
Aspire Training Day at Rockley [Farm] Rehab Reunion 2013 – when reasons come from purpose…
Aspire at Rockley Rehab Reunion 2013 As I mentioned in my yesterday’s blog, I had a great day teaching fabulous Rockley “graduates” at Milton Keynes Eventing Centre this past Saturday. Normally I like to have everything organised well before the day but this time some riders confirmed their attendance last minute and some joined in…
Using Equine Simulators in all-round rider development
It’s been crazy two weeks with an especially busy last weekend so it’s now back to the blogging board with updates 🙂 On Saturday 14th I had a pleasure to run a training day at Milton Keyens Eventing Centre for a fantastic group of riders whose horses underwent rehabilitation at Rockley Farm. I will write…
Our Responsibility to Dressage Trainers
Originally posted on Dressage Different:
Dressage trainers, and indeed trainers and instructors of all disciplines, must balance the convergence of commerce and ethics. On one hand, most people who become dressage trainers do so because of their love of horses. A person doesn’t wake up one morning, stare into the rosy fingers of dawn and…
