Autumn 2011

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Explore Your Autumn 2011 IH Magazine!

What’s Inside?

The Solutions Focus by Gemma Coupe – how a positive mindset and small steps can bring big changes, in life and horsemanship.
Meet a Member: Highland pony enthusiast Annie Norman shares her IH journey from Gloucester to Fort William.
Gastric Ulcers Part One – Dr Jessica Kidd explains symptoms, causes and diagnosis of EGUS in horses.
IH Course in Depth: Sarah Weston leads us through the practical and emotional journey of the “Handling the Untouched Horse” course.
Taking the Lead – Carol Owen reflects on leadership, dance, and how our mindset affects our horses.
Z is for Zoopharmacognosy – An interview with Caroline Ingraham explores how animals self-select healing remedies.
A Day in the Life – A personal, behind-the-scenes look at IHRA Kayleigh Macleod’s work with horses.
• Spotlight on Sandra Williams – get to know one of our brilliant IH Recommended Associates.
Yes! Yes! Yes! – Developing a strong and joyful work ethic in your horse.
IH in Competition, Ask the Experts, Letters, Where Are They Now?, and more!


Why You’ll Love This Issue

You’ll find heartfelt stories and practical insights — from the inspiring transformation of untouched youngsters in Sarah Weston’s course to Dr Jessica Kidd’s vital look at gastric ulcers. Gemma Coupe’s reflections on Solutions Focus will resonate with anyone looking to approach their riding (or life!) with a little more intention and optimism. And of course, there’s warmth, humour and wisdom woven through every page — just like having a cuppa and catch-up with the IH family.


Complete Contents with Article Descriptions

Page 3 – Letter from Kelly
Kelly reflects on the summer's adventures, Pie's many talents, and the joys of bringing on young horses like Banksy, George, and Harry.

Page 4 – The Solutions Focus
Gemma Coupe shares how embracing a solution-oriented mindset helped her transform her life — and how the same approach applies to horses too.

Page 6 – Meet a Member
Annie Norman introduces us to her Highland ponies and shares why IH has become such a vital part of her equestrian journey.

Page 8 – IH Course in Depth
Go behind the scenes of the “Handling the Untouched Horse” course with Sarah Weston. A deeply moving and educational experience for both horses and humans.

Page 10 – Gastric Ulcers – Part One
Dr Jessica Kidd delves into the signs, causes, and diagnostics of EGUS, helping horse owners understand this often-overlooked condition.

Page 14 – Horse, Horses, Horses
Kelly writes about her summer with the IH horses — and the joy of bringing them along slowly and kindly, without pressure.

Page 16 – Taking the Lead
Carol Owen draws striking parallels between partnered dance and riding — a beautiful reminder of communication, timing, and trust.

Page 18 – Z is for Zoopharmacognosy
Discover how horses (and other animals) can self-select remedies from nature with Caroline Ingraham’s fascinating approach.

Page 22 – A Day in the Life of Kayleigh Macleod
From groundwork to building confidence, Kayleigh’s story gives a glimpse into the real-world application of IH techniques.

Page 28 – Spotlight on Sandra Williams
Meet IH Recommended Associate Sandra Williams — her approach, achievements, and passion for helping horses and their people.

Page 30 – Ask the Experts
Our panel tackles your questions, from behaviour quirks to training challenges, with insight and practical advice.

Page 32 – Yes! Yes! Yes! Developing the Work Ethic
How to build a healthy, happy work ethic in your horse — with encouragement, not enforcement.

Page 34 – IH in Business – Austin Powers!
See how IH techniques support equine business ventures in unexpected and innovative ways.

Page 36 – IH in Competition
Success stories and updates from IH-trained horses and their riders in the competitive arena.

Page 40 – How Cold is Your Horse’s Back?
Explore the science and implications of muscle temperature — and how it impacts your horse’s comfort and performance.

Page 44 – The Equine Effect
Why the work we do with horses extends far beyond the arena — into our wellbeing, relationships, and daily life.


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