Hi lovely,
It’s Abi here,
just popping in with a ‘head’s up’ on a few dates for your diary.
And first things first… don’t miss your chance to join James Cooling’s webinar tomorrow night at 7pm.
So if you’ve been meaning to book your ticket, or telling yourself ‘I must remember’ to watch for free as a member… this is your nudge.
If you’ve managed to miss my other emails, tomorrow’s webinar is:
Getting to Know Your Horse’s Head: How Anatomy Shapes Movement and Behaviour with Dr James Cooling
Wednesday 20th May 2026 @ 7pm (NOT 8PM!)
I always think James has a brilliant way of making you look at something familiar like the horses head… and realise there’s rather more going on than you thought!
Which is both fascinating and mildly inconvenient ;).
The one thing I think I haven’t shared already about this webinar is in-fact… It’s original description, so here’s a snippet to help you understand what its all about:
“Recent research highlights how traditional or poorly fitting bridles, nosebands, and halters can affect the sensitive anatomy of a horse’s head—impacting nerve function, muscle tension, biomechanics, comfort, and long-term welfare. In this online session, we’ll explore how these factors show up in behaviour, why good horsemanship means seeing behaviour as communication, and how to question discomfort before labelling a horse as difficult. We’ll also look at how small, practical changes in fit, pressure, dental care, and expectations can make a meaningful difference. ”
Book your tickets or find out more here
