Horses Sticking Their Heads Up while under saddle is unpleasant for both horse and rider. How do you help your horse keep their head down?

The Head Drop in Horses is a fundamental skill that carries through to so many situations. Lets look at how we can easily achieve it.

From domination to listening to horses, my journey from what I was trained to do to what my heart wanted to do.

This article explores how to lunge a horse. A step by step guide to help you get started.

This article explores using positive reinforcement with horses. What is it?What are the benefits? How does it work?

C 'Considerate Horsemanship' , considering how it is for the horse with everything we do. Developing positive relationships with horses.

Transition exercises for bitless bridles makes the transition from riding with a bit to without a bit seamless. A step by step guide.

Timing and rein aids with horses - developing that crucial skill that sets the distance between a beginner and an experienced horse rider.

What is normal in the world of horses is not necessarily right. Is our society accepting widescale animal abuse?

Attending to horse health before training is essential. When we have a behavioural issue we must look to possible health reasons first.

Making it easy for horses is not about settling for second best. It's about finding a solution that works for everyone, without stress.

Desensitisation with horses is essential for safety and ease of handling and riding.

Whenever our horse does something that we've asked for, it's imperative that we give a reward to 'mark' the desired response.

Spending more time being in the happy place with horses will change both their lives and ours. How can we do this? Read on...

Training the horses brain is much more effective than training their body. Looking at effective training methods for the modern equestrian.

A three part series, bitless bridles part 1 commences a talk given in 2016 at Nimbin Agricultural Show by Suzy Maloney.