Addressing Separation Anxiety in Horses: 5 Key Steps While the cold season limits riding opportunities, it provides an ideal chance to tackle any issues with separation anxiety in your horse. […]
Why is My Horse Spooky? Ultimate Guide on How to Help a Spooky Horse (In the least scary way to yourself) by Kelly Marks Are you sitting at our laptop […]
How to Fit the Dually Halter Correctly: A Step-by-Step Guide by IH Trainer Sandra Williams from Hearing Horses Want to know how to fit the Dually Halter in a correct […]
And the Secret I’ve Kept … I thought about joining an accrediting organisation for Equine Assisted Therapy the other day. I can appreciate Equine Assisted Learning is largely unregulated and […]
Master the Bowline Knot: Make a DIY Horse Headcollar for Unexpected Situations When it comes to horse management, unexpected situations are a part of the everyday routine. Whether you need […]
Understanding Equine Behavioral Medicine: Improving Horse Behavior and Well-being What is Equine Behavioral Medicine? Equine Behavioral Medicine is the latest buzzword and it’s claiming to be ‘a specialized field of […]
Horse riding is a thrilling and rewarding experience that can also bring about feelings of fear and anxiety, especially for riders who are starting their equestrian journey later in life. On our Intelligent Horsemanship Courses we see a number of students who are quite nervous about handling or riding horses. Our aim is that when they leave, they will be far more self-assured and confident… Not through ‘Gung Ho’ bravery or psyching themselves up, but by teaching them a safe approach to working with horses. This approach minimizes the risk of injuries and, as a result, instills confidence in themselves.
Regardless of whether you’re a beginner or have been riding for years, these 10 expert tips will offer practical solutions to help you become a more confident rider.
A Step-by-Step Guide to Improve Your Horsemanship Training It’s a common saying in horsemanship that ‘you can’t teach feel’ and maybe it’s an over ambitious aim of Intelligent Horsemanship to […]
The Innocent Horse Owner It will be no surprise that everyone at Intelligent Horsemanship is on the side of the horse! But I also want to stand up for another […]
By Kelly Marks “Is My Horse Being Naughty?” An all To Common Question… A common question I am asked, as if it is going to melt away all further difficulties […]
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Note – Members you can find this article in the Autumn 2015 magazine in the magazine library of the members area.