A journey from corporate life to opening the first horsemanship centre in India.

Manjeev is the first natural horsemanship trainer certified by Monty Roberts in Asia. Manjeev works to empower the horses with the tools, ability and confidence to face the life ahead of them.  He talks to Horsemanship Journal about his horsemanship Journey.

In 2015 Sandra Loder and her son Iain (then 13) set off on a riding adventure from Fort William to Inverness (approximately 75 miles), raising £2000 for The Sandpiper Trust in the process.

2020 impacted people in many different ways so as we reached the end of 2020 we asked readers to share their lockdown stories. Gemma, Kelly and Lucinda were kind enough to share their equine experiences with us.

Retired journalist Ingrid Sofrin describes how she got back into Western riding after spotting a horse for sale that looked very familiar.

In this video episode with transcript (recorded in July 2020) editor, Kate McLaughlin chats with Guy Robertson about horsemanship, mustang training, cow clinics and much more!

Before we can speak of stress within horses, we first need to understand the natural behaviour of the horse. Horses are herd animals. A herd has a leader, the leader takes the initiative to graze or rest and the other horses in the herd usually follow. The rest of the herd always has a choice to follow or not, it depends on how confidently the leader sets her intention.