In an enlightening interview on the Curious Equestrian Podcast, equine relationship specialist Andrea Wady shares her transformative journey to a partnership-based approach, emphasising mutual respect and understanding with horses. 

At the heart of our new 'Curious Equestrian' podcast is exploring ideas that enrich equine welfare and your relationship with your horse. Anna Louise spoke with Zoe Coade; for those following Zoe's articles, it's a great chance to hear (and watch) Zoe. Her insights were enlightening, to say the least.

We also explore how embracing natural horse care practices supports environmental sustainability and our planet's well-being. So, saddle up and join us on this enlightening journey as we unveil the secrets of natural horse care and its incredible benefits for our equine companions and the world they call home.

These exercises are aimed at improving your communication with your horse and keeping him soft and responsive while you’re not riding. You can start in the stable and move outside when you feel the need for more space; you just need a safe enclosed area with good footing.

Recently, I had the pleasure of chatting to Editor, Kate, all about coaching and performance psychology. We touched on some issues that Kate and Archie faced, as well as looking at different approaches and strategies that are helpful to all equestrians. 

Cowboy Dressage is a growing concept in the world of western riding. Its foundations are purely rooted in the western riding discipline, with a bit of classic dressage influence. Cowboy Dressage incorporates the "soft feel" concept, described as a wordless, intimate and, for some, spiritual communication between the horse and rider.