Episodes
The supplier was almost embarrassed to charge what he had to
The hay in your horse's net tonight may have crossed three borders. Someone lost sleep making sure it got here.
Give Them Choice. Why Track Systems Work.
I've always known track systems were about movement and forage and hoof health. I hadn't properly understood they were about giving horses back their choices.
Paramedic Advice for Horse Riders
This week’s episode is perhaps one of the most important safety conversations we’ve ever had on the podcast. Anna Louise is joined by Mike Elkins from the South Central Ambulance Service to discuss the reality of horse riding accidents and, crucially, how to prepare for them. Mike is
Horse euthanasia, grief, and the guilt nobody warns you about
This covers the practical and emotional realities of horse loss, including euthanasia. Challenging content, but essential preparation.
From Medieval Jousting to Modern Horsemanship
interview with Johnny Browne, Professional Horseman & Former Royal Armouries Rider Interpreter
Classical vs Modern Dressage - Finding the Lost Connection
Why the art of horsemanship is reclaiming its soul—and what it means for every rider
Keeping Cool. The Science Behind Equine Heat Management
Why traditional cooling methods fail when temperatures soar and what actually works when every minute counts.
How Amateur Owners Are Spotting Pain in Horses Like Experts (Using This Tool)
Harmonious Horsemanship Review: The 24-Point Scientific Checklist That's Changing Everything
What If Your Horse Is Hiding Trauma? The Truth Behind the Calm
Why "quiet, obedient" horses might actually be shut down and struggling
Understanding the true nature of horses through trust and choice
Perhaps the most radical idea in this episode is that horses should have agency in their interactions with humans. Dr Keeson's research methodology demonstrates that when horses are given genuine choices about participation, they often choose to engage – but on their terms.
The Race to Document America's Disappearing Wild Horses
Documenting wild horses across the American West
The Horse That Chose Me
Sometimes the most broken horse becomes your greatest teacher.
The Science Behind Your Horse's Comfort: Why Most of Us Are Getting Saddle Fitting Wrong
We've been placing saddles incorrectly for generations – and our horses are paying the price.