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0362 – Steve Brinkworth

September 26, 2018 by Horse Chats

Horsemanship Essentials for Horses and Horse Owners     About Steve – Steve Brinkworth has a lifetime of experience with horses and is a gifted horseman and teacher. Born in South Australia, Steve’s horsemanship life started in 1979 when his parents bought ‘Charlie,’ a small horse of dubious & unknown origins! From there, the horse […]

Filed Under: equestrian, horses, Trail Riding

0361 – Dr Peter Huntington 3

September 25, 2018 by Horse Chats

“Ten Tips on Feeding Performance Horses”   About Peter –  If you would like to know more about Dr Peter then listen to his previous chats First Chat (224) http://horsechats.com/DrPeterHuntington Second Chat (332) http://horsechats.com/DrPeterHuntington2 – “Ten Tips on Basic Feeding Principles” Fourth Chat (391) http://horsechats.com/DrPeterHuntington4 – “Ten Tips On Basics of Feeding for Breeding Horses” Fifth Chat (423) http://horsechats.com/DrPeterHuntington5 – “Ten Tips […]

Filed Under: Equine Specialist, equine therapy, horses, Veterinary

0360 – Wayne Hipsley 2

September 24, 2018 by Horse Chats

“Ten Ways to Decrease Your Risks in the Horse Business”   About Wayne –  If you would like to know more about Wayne then listen to his previous chat First Chat (220)  Wayne Hipsley   About This Episode “Ten Ways to Decrease Your Risks in the Horse Business”   To Listen to Wayne Hipsley 2 on YouTube – […]

Filed Under: equestrian, horses, Judge

0359 – Jaymie Loy (Listeners’ Choice)

September 23, 2018 by Horse Chats

The Best Thing About Working With Horses Is That You Learn Something New Every Day (Listeners’ Choice)   By Popular Demand we have re-published this episode.   Each weekend we are choosing the most listened to and  commented on episodes for you to enjoy. This interview was previously published in March 2018 (Jaymie Loy) (182)   […]

Filed Under: confidence with horses, equine, horses

0358 – Wendy Schaeffer (Listeners’ Choice)

September 22, 2018 by Horse Chats

Youngest Female to Win Olympic Gold Medal in Equestrian Three Day Event (Listeners’ Choice)   By Popular Demand we have re-published this episode.   Each weekend we are choosing the most listened to and  commented on episodes for you to enjoy. This interview was previously published in March 2018 (Wendy Schaeffer) (173)   About Wendy – […]

Filed Under: eventing, horses, showjumping, teaching

0357 – Jochen Schleese

September 21, 2018 by Horse Chats

Nobody Should Lose Their Best Friend Through Lack of Knowledge     About Jochen – Jochen qualified for the 1984 European Championships (Three Day Eventing).  His Hanoverian was retired for lameness, ending Jochen’s riding career.   He is now working with equine professionals for knowledge and understanding about how to make horses comfortable and protect their […]

Filed Under: coaching, confidence with horses, equine, eventing, horses

0356 – Jo Hoole 2

September 20, 2018 by Horse Chats

“Ten Tips On Fittening The Event Horse”   About Jo –  If you would like to know more about Jo then listen to her/his previous chats First Chat (192) Jo Hoole     About This Episode “Ten Tips On Fittening The Event Horse”   To Listen to Jo Hoole 2 on YouTube – Click Here   To Listen […]

Filed Under: coaching, dressage, eventing, instructor, showjumping, teaching

0355 – Claudia Macleay

September 19, 2018 by Horse Chats

Obesity In Horses Is More Common Than We Think     About Claudia – Claudia is a qualified coach and completing her PhD in Equine Nutrition is on the horizon for next year. She graduated from a bachelor of Equine Science at Charles Sturt University, Wagga Wagga in 2015. During her time studying Claudia was […]

Filed Under: coaching, confidence with horses, equine, horse

0354 – Jessica Rae

September 18, 2018 by Horse Chats

Listen To What Your Horse Is Telling You   About Jessica – Jessica is a 3 star eventing rider and teaches all three eventing disciplines – dressage, showjumping and cross country.   She is busy training and preparing team horses for Adelaide 2 star and 3 star events.   To Listen to Jessica Rae on YouTube – […]

Filed Under: dressage, equestrian, eventing, horses, showjumping, teaching

0353 – Karen Rohlf 2

September 17, 2018 by Horse Chats

“Ten Habits For Excellent Horsemanship”   About Karen –  If you would like to know more about Karen then listen to her previous chat First Chat (255) – KarenRohlf   About This Episode “Ten Habits For Excellent Horsemanship”   To Listen to Karen Rohlf 2 on YouTube – Click Here   To Listen to Karen Rohlf […]

Filed Under: dressage, horse, Judge, teaching

0352 – Tania Harding (Listeners’ Choice)

September 16, 2018 by Horse Chats

You Can Enjoy the Horse Industry Where You Get to Live Your Life Rather Than Work (Listeners’ Choice) By Popular Demand we have re-published this episode.   Each weekend we are choosing the most listened to and  commented on episodes for you to enjoy. This interview was previously published in March 2018 (Tania Harding) (174)   […]

Filed Under: coaching, equestrian competitor, eventing, horses, instructor, teaching

0351 – Fiona Heysen (Listeners’ Choice)

September 15, 2018 by Horse Chats

It Is The Trust Element That I Find Quite Extraordinary About Horses (Listeners’ Choice)   By Popular Demand we have re-published this episode.   Each weekend we are choosing the most listened to and  commented on episodes for you to enjoy. This interview was previously published in Feb 2018 (Fiona Heysen) (138)   About Fiona – […]

Filed Under: coaching, dressage, eventing, horses, showjumping

0350 – Dr Jane Williams 2

September 14, 2018 by Horse Chats

“Ten Tips For Training Your Horse”   About Dr Jane –  If you would like to know more about Jane then listen to her previous chats First Chat (300) Dr Jane Williams   About This Episode “Ten Tips For Training Your Horse”   To Listen to Dr Jane Williams 2 on YouTube – Click Here   To […]

Filed Under: equine, Equine Specialist, teaching, Veterinary

0349 – Anke Hawke

September 13, 2018 by Horse Chats

Ask Questions Find Out Why Something Is Happening Or How It Really Works   About Anke Hawke – Anke is a dressage specialist coach and trainer, who is passionate about classical dressage.  Anke balances time working in a saddlery. A Horse Should Be Your Friend Treat it with respect and respect and it will respect […]

Filed Under: coaching, dressage, horses, teaching

0348 – Jonna McLean 6

September 12, 2018 by Horse Chats

“Ten Steps To Starting The Young Horse Under Saddle”   About Jonna –  If you would like to know more about Jonna then listen to his previous chats First Chat – 042 –  Jonathan McLean Second Chat – 144 –  Jonathan McLean 2 – “Ten Tips for Initial Foal Handling” Third Chat – 172 – Jonathan McLean 3 – “Ten Steps […]

Filed Under: confidence with horses, dressage, equestrian, equestrian competitor, horses

0347 – Emily O’Connell 2

September 11, 2018 by Horse Chats

“Ten Ways To Ensure Positive Training Sessions For Both Horse & Human”     About Emily –  If you would like to know more about Emily then listen to her previous chat First Chat (145) Emily O’Connell.   About This Episode “Ten Ways To Ensure Positive Training Sessions For Both Horse & Human”   To Listen to Emily […]

Filed Under: dressage, equine therapy, Riding for the Disabled

0346 – Enya Crockford 2

September 10, 2018 by Horse Chats

“Ten Points For Riding A Confident Cross Country Round”   About Enya –  If you would like to know more about Enya then listen to her previous chat First Chat (314) Enya Crockford   About This Episode “Ten Points For Riding A Confident Cross Country Round”   To Listen to Enya Crockford 2 on YouTube – Click Here […]

Filed Under: coaching, equestrian competitor, eventing, horses, instructor, teaching

0345 – Wendy Barker (Listeners’ Choice)

September 9, 2018 by Horse Chats

Using Poles to Cross Train Dressage Horses (Listeners’ Choice) By Popular Demand we have re-published this episode.   Each weekend we are choosing the most listened to and  commented on episodes for you to enjoy. This interview was previously published in 2017 (Wendy Barker) (088)   About Wendy – Wendy in the past has been a […]

Filed Under: coaching, dressage, equestrian, horses, showjumping

0344 – Elizabeth McMaster (Listeners’ Choice)

September 8, 2018 by Horse Chats

If You Don’t Sit Correctly, Your Horse Can’t Travel Correctly (Listeners’ Choice) By Popular Demand we have re-published this episode.   Each weekend we are choosing the most listened to and  commented on episodes for you to enjoy. This interview was previously published in 2017 (Elizabeth McMaster) (082)   About Elizabeth – Elizabeth was an eventing […]

Filed Under: dressage, eventing, horses, teaching

0343 – Rebecca Ashton 2

September 7, 2018 by Horse Chats

“Ten Tips on Rider Performance”   About Rebecca –  If you would like to know more about Rebecca then listen to her previous chat First Chat (166) Rebecca Ashton   About This Episode Ten Tips on Rider Performance   To Listen to Rebecca Ashton 2 on YouTube – Click Here   To Listen to Rebecca Ashton […]

Filed Under: coaching, dressage, equine therapy, teaching

0342 – Dr Rachel Hogg

September 6, 2018 by Horse Chats

Horse-Human Relationships, Equine Psychotherapy and Distressing Facts About Veterinarians     About Dr Rachel – Rachel has a background as a competitive rider in dressage and eventing. Rachel completed her undergraduate and honours degrees in psychology at Charles Sturt University in 2008. She completed a PhD in Sport Psychology at Charles Sturt University in 2015. […]

Filed Under: dressage, Equine Specialist, equine therapy, horses

0341 – Dan Steers

September 5, 2018 by Horse Chats

Double Dan Horsemanship Fixes Horse Problems Started By People     About Dan – Dan grew up in the South West of Western Australia and was first introduced to horses in his early teens and at 15 years of age, he began working for Master Farrier and Horseman Pete Webber. It was here Dan developed […]

Filed Under: confidence with horses, Farrier, horse shows, horses

0340 – Joanne Verikios 4

September 4, 2018 by Horse Chats

“Ten Tips When Shopping For A Dressage, Showjumping or Eventing Competition Prospect”     About Joanne – If you would like to know more about Joanne then listen to her previous chats 202 – Joanne’s First Chat 278 – Joanne’s Second Chat – “Ten Judge’s Secrets To Improve Your Competition Results” 312 – Joanne’s Third Chat – “Ten […]

Filed Under: confidence with horses, dressage, equestrian, equine, equine therapy, horses, Judge

0339 – Sophie Barrington 5

September 3, 2018 by Horse Chats

“Ten Tips To Make Your Stallion or Stud Really Shine”     About Sophie –  If you would like to know more about Sophie then listen to her previous chats First Chat (214)  Sophie Barrington Second Chat (245) Sophie Barrington 2 – “Ten Tips to Improve Your Website” Third Chat (276) Sophie Barrington 3 – “Ten Lessons for Social Marketing” Fourth […]

Filed Under: Equine Specialist, equine therapy, horses

0338 – Fiona Huges (Listeners’ Choice)

September 2, 2018 by Horse Chats

Have Your Book Open and Keep Learning, But Stick to the Quality of the Training (Listeners’ Choice)   By Popular Demand we have re-published this episode.   Each weekend we are choosing the most listened to and  commented on episodes for you to enjoy. This interview was previously published in 2017 (Fiona Hughes) (081)   About […]

Filed Under: coaching, equestrian, eventing, horse, horses, instructor, teaching

0337 – Darryn Fedrick (Listeners’ Choice)

September 1, 2018 by Horse Chats

Set a Goal, Dream Big, Work Hard and You Can Get There (Listeners’ Choice)   By Popular Demand we have re-published this episode.   Each weekend we are choosing the most listened to and  commented on episodes for you to enjoy. This interview was previously published in 2017 (Darryn Fedrick) (074)   About Darryn – Darryn […]

Filed Under: coaching, instructor, teaching, Vaulting

0336 – Darlene Svamvur 2

August 31, 2018 by Horse Chats

“Ten Things to Consider When Travelling Horses”     About Darlene –  If you would like to know more about Darlene then have a look at her First interview (210) http://horsechats.com/DarleneSvamvur   About This Episode “Ten Things to Consider When Travelling Horses”   To Listen to Darlene Svamvur 2 on iTunes – Click Here Or Listen […]

Filed Under: dressage, equestrian, eventing, horses, showjumping

0335 – Kerrie Swan-Bates

August 30, 2018 by Horse Chats

Youngest FEI Three Star Dressage Judge in Australia   About Kerrie -Kerrie is the youngest, most qualified 3 Star FEI Dressage Judge in Australia.  She is also a Prix St George rider, who is currently competing as well as travelling internationally and judging.   To Listen to Kerrie Swan-Bates on iTunes – Click Here   […]

Filed Under: coaching, dressage, equestrian, instructor, Judge

0334 – John Downes 2

August 29, 2018 by Horse Chats

“Ten Tips to Train in Harmony”   About John –  If you would like to know more about John then have a look at his First interview (235) http://horsechats.com/JohnDownes   About This Epsiode – “Ten Tips to Train in Harmony   To Listen to John Downes 2 on iTunes – Click Here Or Listen below   “Ten […]

Filed Under: coaching, dressage, equestrian, equestrian competitor, Judge, showjumping, teaching

0333 – Nicole Mutimer

August 28, 2018 by Horse Chats

It Is Not A Job It Is A Lifestyle And I Am Living the Dream   About Nicole – Nicole is the owner/operator of Darwin Equestrian Academy in the Northern Territory Australia.  She has experienced some of the highs and lows of living in a remote location of the Northern Territory.  Nicole is also an […]

Filed Under: coaching, confidence with horses, equestrian, horses, instructor, teaching

0332 – Dr Peter Huntington 2

August 27, 2018 by Horse Chats

“Ten Tips on Basic Feeding Principles”       About Peter –  If you would like to know more about Dr Peter then have a look at his First Interview (224) http://horsechats.com/DrPeterHuntington Third Interview (361) http://horsechats.com/DrPeterHuntington3 – “Ten Tips on Feeding Performance Horses” Fourth Interview (391) http://horsechats.com/DrPeterHuntington4 – “Ten Tips On Basics of Feeding for Breeding Horses” Fifth Chat […]

Filed Under: Equine Specialist, equine therapy, Veterinary

0331 – Russell Johnstone (Listeners’ Choice)

August 26, 2018 by Horse Chats

From Olympics to T.V. Reality Star (Listeners’ Choice)   By Popular Demand we have re-published this episode.   Each weekend we are choosing the most listened to and  commented on episodes for you to enjoy. This interview was previously published in 2017 (Russell Johnstone) (073)   About Russell – Russell is a showjumping specialist rider, trainer […]

Filed Under: coaching, dressage, equestrian, horses, showjumping, teaching

0330 – Mandy Maiden (Listeners’ Choice)

August 25, 2018 by Horse Chats

Find the Good and Look For the Lesson in Your Biggest Challenges (Listeners’ Choice)   By Popular Demand we have re-published this episode.   Each weekend we are choosing the most listened to and  commented on episodes for you to enjoy. This interview was previously published in 2017 (Mandy Maiden) (068)   About Mandy – Mandy […]

Filed Under: coaching, dressage, horses, teaching

0329 – Sidney Roberts

August 24, 2018 by Horse Chats

You Can’t Be A Part Time Rider If You Want To Complete At A High Level   About Sidney – Sidney was the horse riding double for Nicole Kidman in movie ‘Australia’ and was on the Gold Medal Winning Team at the Australian Youth Olympic Games.   Sidney was born in South Africa and moved to […]

Filed Under: dressage, equestrian, equestrian competitor, horses, showjumping, world cup showjumping

0328 – Jude Matusiewicz

August 23, 2018 by Horse Chats

Using Evidence Based Worming To Improve Horse Welfare     About Jude – Jude is a self confessed ‘Equine Worm Tragic’ and has spent years studying worms in horses. From having a near death of a horse badly infested with worms, to studying worm treatment resistance in horses, she is convinced that Evidence Based Worming is […]

Filed Under: equine, Equine Specialist, equine therapy, horses

0327 – Sally Francis

August 22, 2018 by Horse Chats

Keeping Horses And Riders Sound In Body, Mind and Soul   About Sally – Sally is an equine consultant and coach in Australia and New Zealand for Riding for the Disable Association and Pony Club and she has held international staff positions with multiple Paralympic and World Championship teams of Australia. Pony Club, Adult Riding […]

Filed Under: coaching, confidence with horses, equine, horses, Riding for the Disabled, teaching

0326 – Dr Brent Eastwell

August 21, 2018 by Horse Chats

Horses Have To Want To Play The Game Of Training     About Brent – Brent has been involved with horses his entire life and has a broad picture of what it takes to create a horse.  Today, he is the Stud Principal at Willow Downs Performance Horses where he breeds warmbloods and fulfills many […]

Filed Under: coaching, dressage, equestrian competitor, equine, horses, teaching, Veterinary

0325 – Christine Thompson 2

August 20, 2018 by Horse Chats

“Ten Tips To Improve Your Horses Musculoskeletal Health”   About Christine –  If you would like to know more about Christine then have a look at her first interview (272)  Christine Thompson   About This Episode “Ten Tips To Improve Your Horses Musculoskeletal Health”   To Listen to Christine Thompson 2 on iTunes – Click Here Or Listen […]

Filed Under: equine, Equine Specialist, equine therapy, horses

0324 – Alison Jenkyn (Listeners’ Choice)

August 19, 2018 by Horse Chats

Horses Don’t Choose Us, We Choose Them So It Is Our Responsibility To Build The Partnership (Listeners’ Choice)   By Popular Demand we have re-published this episode.   Each weekend we are choosing the most listened to and  commented on episodes for you to enjoy. This interview was previously published in 2017 (Alison Jenkyn) (064)   […]

Filed Under: coaching, dressage, horses, instructor

0323 – Steph Bender (Listeners’ Choice)

August 18, 2018 by Horse Chats

Riding Four Star Eventing by Working Hard, Training Hard and Never Giving Up (Listeners’ Choice)   By Popular Demand we have re-published this episode.   Each weekend we are choosing the most listened to and  commented on episodes for you to enjoy. This interview was previously published in 2017 (Steph Bender) (061)   About Steph – […]

Filed Under: eventing, horses, instructor

0322 – Robyn Allday

August 17, 2018 by Horse Chats

Don’t Follow Your Dreams, Chase Them   About Robyn – Robyn is currently a full time coach, she started riding late and has done eventing up to advanced level.  Robyn coaching style is to focus on having fun while learning to ride.   To Listen to Robyn Allday on iTunes – Click Here Or Listen […]

Filed Under: coaching, eventing, horses, instructor, teaching

0321 – Anthony Lucia

August 16, 2018 by Horse Chats

Hard Work Always Works   About Anthony – Anthony grew up around rodeos with his father and went onto trick roping and competing at western events with his dad and his passion is announcing at western events.   To Listen to Anthony Lucia on iTunes – Click Here Or Listen below   Anthony’s Favourite Inspirational […]

Filed Under: confidence with horses, horse shows, horses

0320 – Carol Hobson

August 15, 2018 by Horse Chats

The Horse Will Tell You When They Are Ready for the Next Step   About Carol – Carol is a thinker and has seen a lot of changes within the equestrian industry.  She has a background in dressage eventing and showjumping.  Carol have ridden at the Masters Games in showjumping. Carol as a thinker she […]

Filed Under: coaching, dressage, eventing, horses, showjumping

0319 – Claire Wickins 2

August 14, 2018 by Horse Chats

“Ten Strategies To Prepare For Dressage Competition”   About Claire –  If you would like to know more about Claire then have a look at her First Chat (293) Claire Wickins   About This Episode “Ten Strategies To Prepare For Dressage Competition”   To Listen to Claire Wickins 2 on iTunes – Click Here Or Listen below   […]

Filed Under: coaching, eventing, horse shows, teaching

0318 – Jonna McLean 5

August 13, 2018 by Horse Chats

“Ten Training Tips From Weaning to Yearling”   About Jonna –  If you would like to know more about Jonna then listen to his previous chats First Chat – 042 –  Jonathan McLean Second Chat – 144 –  Jonathan McLean 2 – “Ten Tips for Initial Foal Handling” Third Chat – 172 – Jonathan McLean 3 – “Ten Steps for Further […]

Filed Under: coaching, dressage, equestrian, equestrian competitor, horses

0317 – Rebel Morrow (Listeners’ Choice)

August 12, 2018 by Horse Chats

Riding at the Olympics on a $300 Ex-Racehorse (Listeners’ Choice)   By Popular Demand we have re-published this episode.   Each weekend we are choosing the most listened to and  commented on episodes for you to enjoy. This interview was previously published in 2017 (Rebel Morrow) (058)   About Rebel – Rebel is a Eventing Specialist, […]

Filed Under: coaching, eventing, horse, horses, instructor

0316 – Belinda Bailey (Listeners’ Choice)

August 11, 2018 by Horse Chats

Managing Risk to keep Eventing Safe (Listeners’ Choice)   By Popular Demand we have re-published this episode.   Each weekend we are choosing the most listened to and  commented on episodes for you to enjoy. This interview was previously published in 2017 (Belinda Bailey) (048)   About Belinda – Belinda rides and competes in dressage, show […]

Filed Under: dressage, equestrian, eventing, horse shows, horses

0315 – Anna O’Keppel 3

August 10, 2018 by Horse Chats

“Ten Points for the More Experienced/Advanced Rider to Make the Most of Their Riding Lesson”     About Anna –  If you would like to know more about Anna then have a look at the following interviews First Interview  (167) Anna O’Keppel Second Interview (221) Anna O’Keppel 2 – “Ten Tips To Make The Most of Your Riding […]

Filed Under: coaching, dressage, equestrian, instructor, teaching

0314 – Enya Crockford

August 9, 2018 by Horse Chats

The Horses’ Welfare Should Be Your Main Concern If You Are Working With Horses     About Enya – Enya is a coach, competitor and trainer, she started coaching at 16 years of age. Enya loves developing horses and riders and creating happy and successful partnerships. As an Event Competitor she is currently campaigning a couple of […]

Filed Under: coaching, equestrian competitor, eventing, horses, instructor, teaching

0313 – Lisa El-Ramey

August 8, 2018 by Horse Chats

Equestrian Tour Vacations, A Unique Niche Within The Horse Industry   About Lisa – Lisa El-Ramey (formerly Hyslop) is a long time equestrian and USEF Senior “S’ judge and owner of Wellington Insider Tours. Lisa was born in Florida and raised on her family farm, which focused on breeding Arabians.  Lisa began riding at the […]

Filed Under: dressage, equestrian, eventing, showjumping

0312 – Joanne Verikios 3

August 7, 2018 by Horse Chats

“Ten Questions To Ask When Selecting A Child’s Pony”     About Joanne – If you would like to know more about Joanne then have a look at her 202 – Joanne’s first interview 278 – Joanne’s Second Interview – “Ten Judge’s Secrets To Improve Your Competition Results” 340 – Joanne’s Fourth Interview – “Ten Tips […]

Filed Under: confidence with horses, dressage, equestrian, equine, equine therapy, horses, Judge

0311 – Andrea Riedel-Carrison 2

August 6, 2018 by Horse Chats

“Ten Tips To Prepare For A Vet Visit”   About Andrea –  If you would like to know more about Andrea then have a look at her first interview (250) http://horsechats.com/Andrea Riedel-Carrison.   About This Epsiode ” Ten Tips: Preparing for a Vet Visit ”   To Listen to Andrea Riedel-Carrison 2 on iTunes – […]

Filed Under: horse shows, Judge

0310 – Brook Dobbin (Listeners’ Choice)

August 5, 2018 by Horse Chats

20 Years of World Cup Showjumping and Looking Forward to the Next Competition (Listeners’ Choice)   By Popular Demand we have re-published this episode.   Each weekend we are choosing the most listened to and  commented on episodes for you to enjoy. This interview was previously published in 2017 (Brook Dobbin) (057)   About Brook – […]

Filed Under: coaching, horse, horse shows, showjumping, teaching

0309 – Anne Smith (Listeners’ Choice)

August 4, 2018 by Horse Chats

Dressage Freestyle Tips and Tricks (Listeners’ Choice)   By Popular Demand we have re-published this episode.   Each weekend we are choosing the most listened to and  commented on episodes for you to enjoy. This interview was previously published in 2017 (Anne Smith) (045)   About Anne – Anne is a Dressage rider and coach, who […]

Filed Under: coaching, dressage, equestrian, eventing, horse shows, instructor, showjumping

0308 – Neil Pye 2

August 3, 2018 by Horse Chats

“Ten Horse Training Tips To Maximise Time With Horses”   About Neil –  If you would like to know more about Neil Pye then have a look at his first interview (151) http://horsechats.com/NeilPye.   About This Episode Ten Horse Training Tips To Maximise Time With Horses   To Listen to Neil Pye 2 on iTunes – […]

Filed Under: coaching, confidence with horses, equine, horses, teaching

0307 – Lisa Podosin

August 2, 2018 by Horse Chats

To Become a Better Horse Person, Question Traditional Methods and Find a New Way to Help Horses Live Happier, Healthier Lives.     About Lisa – Lisa has a traditional background in dressage and eventing; but realised along the way that some traditions need to change.  She is an accredited coach who has decided to stop […]

Filed Under: coaching, dressage, eventing, horses

0306 – Sophie Barrington 4

August 1, 2018 by Horse Chats

“Ten Ways to Increase Profits Using Horse Shows”   About Sophie – If you would like to know more about Sophie then have a look at the following interviews First Interview (214)  Sophie Barrington Second Interview (245) Sophie Barrington 2 – “Ten Tips to Improve Your Website” Third Interview (276) Sophie Barrington 3 – “Ten Lessons for Social Marketing” Fifth Interview […]

Filed Under: Equine Specialist, equine therapy, horses

0305 – Anita Machesani 2

July 31, 2018 by Horse Chats

Ten Ways to Fill Your Equine Business With Purpose Profits and Joy, Using The Four Legged Business Principles     About Anita –  If you would like to know more about Anita then have a look at her first interview (118) http://horsechats.com/Anita Machesani.   About This Episode “Ten Ways to Fill Your Equine Business With Purpose Profits […]

Filed Under: coaching, equine, Equine Specialist, horses, instructor, teaching

0304 – Meredith Chapman 2

July 30, 2018 by Horse Chats

“Ten Important Safety Considerations When Working With Horses”   About Meredith –  If you would like to know more about Meredith then have a look at her first interview (131) http://horsechats.com/meredithchapman.   About This Episode Ten Important Safety Considerations When Working With Horses   Survey link to Webpage   Human Risk Perception & Horse Safety Survey Link […]

Filed Under: confidence with horses, equine, horses

0303 – Tarsha Hammond (Listeners’ Choice)

July 29, 2018 by Horse Chats

It is All About Timing and It Is All About Repetition. Horses Don’t Have to always Jump Big, They Just have to Jump Well Repetitively (Listeners’ Choice)   By Popular Demand we have re-published this episode.   Each weekend we are choosing the most listened to and  commented on episodes for you to enjoy. This interview […]

Filed Under: coaching, eventing, horses, teaching

0302 – John Twomey (Listeners’ Choice)

July 28, 2018 by Horse Chats

Take Your Time, Listen to Your Horse It is more about the Journey than the Destination (Listeners’ Choice)   By Popular Demand we have re-published this episode.   Each weekend we are choosing the most listened to and  commented on episodes for you to enjoy. This interview was previously published in 2017 (John Twomey) (077)   […]

Filed Under: coaching, dressage, equestrian, eventing, instructor, showjumping

0301 – Antoinette Foster 2

July 27, 2018 by Horse Chats

“Ten Things Most People Don’t Know About Pain and Inflammation in Horses”   About Antoinette –  If you would like to know more about Antoinette then have a look at her interview (180) http://horsechats.com/antoinettefoster   About This Episode “Ten Things Most People Don’t Know About Pain and Inflammation in Horses”   To Listen to Antoinette Foster […]

Filed Under: equine, Equine Specialist, equine therapy, horses

0300 – Dr Jane Williams

July 26, 2018 by Horse Chats

Evaluating Demands on Competition Horses to Ensure Equine Health, Welfare, Performance and Career Longevity     About Dr Jane – Jane is an experienced researcher and Principle Lecturer in equine research, with a passion for enhancing equine performance and welfare through teaching and industry informed real-world research, which generates change. Jane is a qualified veterinary nurse […]

Filed Under: equine, Equine Specialist, teaching, Veterinary

0299 – Di Schaeffer

July 25, 2018 by Horse Chats

Riding, Training, Coaching and Breeding Horses for World Championships and Olympics   About Di – Di’s own claim to fame was simply to complete at the Sixth World Eventing Championships held at Gawler, May 1986, riding her own Sunhill Cloud, she is also the mother of Wendy Schaeffer who is the youngest female Olympic Gold Medalist […]

Filed Under: coaching, equestrian, eventing, showjumping, teaching

0298 – Vanessa Canning

July 24, 2018 by Horse Chats

Three Star Eventing Rider, Successfully Juggles Coaching and Family   About Vanessa – Vanessa is an Eventing Specialist Coach, trainer and competitor.  She started coaching in 2006 and has a variety of students of ages and abilities. Vanessa enjoys working with people who want to work with their horse as a team, with a focus […]

Filed Under: coaching, confidence with horses, equine therapy, eventing, horses, teaching

0297 – Michelle O’Neill 2

July 23, 2018 by Horse Chats

“Ten Tips to Find The Ideal Horse”   About Michelle –  If you would like to know more about Michelle then listen to her previous chat First Chat – 217 – Michelle O’Neill Third Chat 426 – Michelle O’Neill 3 – “Ten Tips to Prepare For The Trail”   About This Episode “Ten Tips to Find The […]

Filed Under: dressage, equestrian, horses, instructor, teaching

0296 – Polly-Ann Huntington (Listeners’ Choice)

July 22, 2018 by Horse Chats

Riders Are In Too Much of a Hurry, It Takes Time to Establish Basic Training (Listeners’ Choice)   By Popular Demand we have re-published this episode.   Each weekend we are choosing the most listened to and  commented on episodes for you to enjoy. This interview was previously published in 2017 (Polly-ann Huntington) (092)   About […]

Filed Under: coaching, equestrian, eventing, horses, instructor, teaching

0295 – Peter Shaw (Listeners’ Choice)

July 22, 2018 by Horse Chats

Happy Horses Going Forward, Dressage Is An Art (Listeners’ Choice)   By Popular Demand we have re-published this episode.   Each weekend we are choosing the most listened to and  commented on episodes for you to enjoy. This interview was previously published in 2017 (Peter Shaw) (086)   About Peter – Peter is a Dressage Specialist […]

Filed Under: coaching, dressage, eventing, horses, teaching

0294 – Amanda Hocking 2

July 20, 2018 by Horse Chats

“Ten Tips To A Happier Horse” About Amanda –  If you would like to know more about Amanda then have a look at her First interview (041) http://horsechats.com/amandahocking Listeners’ Choice Interview (212) http://horsechats.com/amandahockinglc   About This Epsiode “Ten Tips to a Happier Horse” I have rehabilitated many horses in my career, racehorses and performance horses, whilst each horse […]

Filed Under: coaching, dressage, equestrian, eventing

0293 – Claire Wickins (Seidl)

July 19, 2018 by Horse Chats

Through Patience and Understanding with Horses, a Powerful Partnership Can Be Formed   About Claire – Claire is a Grand Prix competitor, trainer and coach, she also has a successful show career.  Claire breeds warmbloods and uses cross training to keep dressage horses effortlessly beautiful.   To Listen to Claire Wickins on iTunes – Click […]

Filed Under: coaching, eventing, horse shows, teaching

0292 – Jonathan (Jonna) McLean 4

July 18, 2018 by Horse Chats

“Ten Tips on The Weaning Transition Safe, Horse Friendly Ways to Interact with Young Horses”   About Jonna –  If you would like to know more about Jonna then listen to his previous chats First Chat – 042 –  Jonathan McLean Second Chat – 144 –  Jonathan McLean 2 – “Ten Tips for Initial Foal Handling” Third Chat – […]

Filed Under: confidence with horses, dressage, equestrian, equestrian competitor, horses

0291 – Diana Waters 3

July 17, 2018 by Horse Chats

“Ten Tips for Teaching a Group Lesson”   About Diana –  If you would like to know more about Diana then have a look at her First interview (016)      Diana Waters Second interview (153)      Diana Waters 2 – “Ten Ways to Improve Your Riding: A Bio-mechanical Approach”   About This Episode “Ten Tips […]

Filed Under: coaching, confidence with horses, horses, instructor, teaching

0290 – Carole Herder 2

July 16, 2018 by Horse Chats

“Ten Most Essential Horse Matters”   About Carole –  If you would like to know more about Carole then have a look at her First Chat (258) Carol Herder   About This Episode “Ten Most Essential Horse Matters”   To Listen to Carole Herder 2 on iTunes – Click Here Or Listen below   “Ten Most Essential […]

Filed Under: equine, equine therapy, horses, teaching

0289 – Kirsten Beard-Adams (Listeners’ Choice)

July 15, 2018 by Horse Chats

Using Saddle Fitting and Acupuncture for a Holistic Approach (Listeners’ Choice)   By Popular Demand we have re-published this episode.   Each weekend we are choosing the most listened to and  commented on episodes for you to enjoy. This interview was previously published in 2017 (Kirsten Beard-Adams) (084)   About Kirsten – Kirsten is a FEI […]

Filed Under: coaching, dressage, equine therapy, horses, teaching

0288 – Chris Chugg (Listeners’ Choice)

July 14, 2018 by Horse Chats

If You Make It Easy For Your Horse to Learn, You Make The Job Easier For You (Listeners’ Choice)   By Popular Demand we have re-published this episode.   Each weekend we are choosing the most listened to and  commented on episodes for you to enjoy. This interview was previously published in 2017 (Chris Chugg) (089) […]

Filed Under: coaching, horses, showjumping

0287 – Charlotte Pederson

July 13, 2018 by Horse Chats

Always Train Your Horse To The Best Of Their Ability   About Charlotte – Charlotte was born in Denmark and became a Riding Master.  She is also a dressage rider, trainer, coach.   To Listen to Charlotte Pederson on iTunes – Click Here Or Listen below   Charlotte’s Favourite Inspirational Quote – Just Do it, […]

Filed Under: coaching, dressage, horses, teaching

0286 – Andrew Bowe

July 12, 2018 by Horse Chats

Using Barefoot Rehabilitation as an Alternative to Corrective Shoeing   About Andrew – Andrew began his working life as a traditional farrier in 1990 after completing an applied science degree and shod horses full time for quite some years. He is a trade accredited and race track licensed farrier. The Barefoot Blacksmith ® is quite […]

Filed Under: equine, equine therapy, Farrier

0285 – Anne Loosveld

July 11, 2018 by Horse Chats

Look For Your Niche Within the Horse Industry, Be Creative and Be The Best You Can Be   About Anne – Anne is the co-founder of Equine Support International. With this company we transfer the equestrian knowledge to countries where the equestrian sport is growing rapidly. Anne is one of  the team of riders, trainers, […]

Filed Under: equestrian, equine, equine therapy, teaching

0284 – Darani Cumming

July 10, 2018 by Horse Chats

Vaulting with Firmness, Kindness and Confidence, Combining Natural Horsemanship and Classical Dressage   About Darani – Darani is a vaulting coach who started her journey in classical dressage, eventing and showjumping, before going on to vaulting and natural horsemanship. Darani works with Trish Braithwaite (Interview on Horse Chats 266) to provide Improve Your Seat Clinics […]

Filed Under: coaching, dressage, eventing, showjumping, teaching, Vaulting

0283 – Nicole Magoffin

July 9, 2018 by Horse Chats

Creating Harmony, Fluency and Elegance in Dressage from a Background in Classical Ballet   About Nicole – Nicole is a Grand Prix competitor, trainer and coach.  She also brings something a little bit different, as she has a background in Classical Ballet.  Classical ballet can bring harmony, fluency and elegance to dressage training.   To […]

Filed Under: coaching, dressage, horses, teaching

0282 – Megan Jones (Listeners’ Choice)

July 8, 2018 by Horse Chats

Focus On Your Journey, Your Ride and Being the Best You Can Be (Listeners’ Choice)   By Popular Demand we have re-published this episode.   Each weekend we are choosing the most listened to and  commented on episodes for you to enjoy. This interview was previously published in 2017 (Megan Jones) (093)   About Megan – […]

Filed Under: equestrian, eventing, horses, world cup showjumping

0281 – Nicole Tough (Listeners’ Choice)

July 7, 2018 by Horse Chats

There Are No Shortcuts in Training, There is No Elevator to Expertise (Listeners’ Choice)   By Popular Demand we have re-published this episode.   Each weekend we are choosing the most listened to and  commented on episodes for you to enjoy. This interview was previously published in 2017 (Nicole Tough) (079)   About Nicole – Nicole […]

Filed Under: dressage, equestrian, teaching

0280 – Janice Usherwood

July 6, 2018 by Horse Chats

Contact Is What The Horse Takes When The Rider Drives It Forward From The Hand – FEI Rule Book   About Janice – Janice is a dressage specialist coach, trainer and competitor, she has trained seven horses to Grand Prix level and has students training to Grand Prix.   To Listen to Janice Usherwood on […]

Filed Under: coaching, dressage, instructor, teaching

0279 – Maxwell Pearce 2

July 5, 2018 by Horse Chats

“Ten Things Most People Don’t Know About Authentic & Modern Horse Drawn Carriages”   About Maxwell –  If you would like to know more about Maxwell then have a look at her/his first interview (044) http://horsechats.com/maxwellpearce.   About This Episode “Ten Things Most People Don’t Know About Authentic & Modern Horse Drawn Carriages”   To Listen […]

Filed Under: coaching, confidence with horses, horse, Judge, Riding for the Disabled, teaching

0278 – Joanne Verikios 2

July 4, 2018 by Horse Chats

“Ten Judge’s Secrets To Improve Your Competition Results” (Enter Competition Below)   About Joanne –  If you would like to know more about Joanne then have a look at her First interview (202) http://horsechats.com/joanneverikios 312 – Joanne’s Third Interview – “Ten Questions To Ask When Selecting A Child’s Pony” 340 – Joanne’s Fourth Interview – “Ten Tips […]

Filed Under: confidence with horses, dressage, equestrian, equine, equine therapy, horses, Judge

0277 – Jenny Bray

July 3, 2018 by Horse Chats

Have a Sense of Humour and Be Honest to Yourself and Honest to Your Horses   About Jenny – Jenny is a dressage specialist rider, trainer, competitor and coach.  She has trained and competed horses from start to Grand Prix level.   To Listen to Jenny Bray on iTunes – Click Here Or Listen below […]

Filed Under: coaching, dressage, instructor, teaching

0276 – Sophie Barrington 3

July 2, 2018 by Horse Chats

“Ten Lessons for Social Marketing”   About Sophie –  If you would like to know more about Sophie then have a look at the following interviews First Interview (214)  Sophie Barrington Second Interview (245) Sophie Barrington 2 – “Ten Tips to Improve Your Website” Fourth Interview (306) Sophie Barrington 4 – “Ten Ways to Increase Profits Using Horse […]

Filed Under: Equine Specialist, equine therapy, horses

0275 – Craig Barrett (Listeners’ Choice)

July 1, 2018 by Horse Chats

Younger Generations Should Always Aim to Get Better than the Previous Generations (Listeners’ Choice)   By Popular Demand we have re-published this episode.   Each weekend we are choosing the most listened to and  commented on episodes for you to enjoy. This interview was previously published in 2017 Craig Barrett (071)   About Craig – Craig […]

Filed Under: coaching, equestrian, eventing, horse, instructor

0274 – Anne Battley (Listeners’ Choice)

June 30, 2018 by Horse Chats

Teach Your Horse To Go Forwards, Backwards and Sideways. These are the Basics For Any Discipline (Listeners’ Choice)   By Popular Demand we have re-published this episode.   Each weekend we are choosing the most listened to and  commented on episodes for you to enjoy. This interview was previously published in 2017 (Anne Battley) (090)   […]

Filed Under: coaching, dressage, horses, instructor, teaching

0273 – Sylvia Gordon

June 29, 2018 by Horse Chats

I Really Like Helping People and Seeing Them Achieve Their Goals   About Sylvia – Sylvia took up the sport late in life and is a eventing rider, trainer and competitor.  Coaching is passion, teaching nervous riders and returning riders to gain confidence, developing many strategies for helping riders to find ways to overcome fear […]

Filed Under: confidence with horses, eventing, instructor, teaching

0272 – Christine Thompson

June 28, 2018 by Horse Chats

Using Equine Massage To Keep Horses In Peak Physical and Mental Condition   About Christine – Christine Thompson (owner of Equine Muscle Matters) has extensive experience working with horses, including roles in Australia and the UK as a sport development officer for an equestrian organisation, riding coach, equine instructor/assessor at an agricultural college, equine course […]

Filed Under: equine, Equine Specialist, equine therapy, horses

0271 – Caroline Coleby 2

June 27, 2018 by Horse Chats

“Ten Questions to Ask Before You Purchase a Horse”   About Caroline –  If you would like to know more about Caroline Coleby then have a look at her First Interview (056) http://horsechats.com/carolinecoleby Listeners’s Choice (239) http://horsechats.com/carolinecolebylc   About This Epsiode “Ten Questions to Ask Before You Purchase a Horse”   To Listen to Caroline Coleby 2 on […]

Filed Under: coaching, equestrian, equine, horses

0270 – Linda Treur

June 26, 2018 by Horse Chats

A Good Mare Works With You, They Don’t Work Under You of For You   About Linda – Linda is a competitor, trainer, coach in 12 countries and has bred horses from a young age.   To Listen to Linda Treur on iTunes – Click Here Or Listen below   Linda’s Favourite Inspirational Quote – […]

Filed Under: coaching, instructor, teaching

0269 – Alex Brown 2

June 25, 2018 by Horse Chats

“Ten Tips for Improving Your Cross-Country Riding”   About Alex –  If you would like to know more about Alex then listen to her previous chat First interview (185) AlexBrown   About This Episode “Ten Tips for Improving Your Cross-Country Riding” To Listen to Alex Brown 2 on iTunes – Click Here Or Listen below   […]

Filed Under: coaching, dressage, equestrian, equestrian competitor, instructor, showjumping, teaching

0268 – Sue Cunningham (Listeners’ Choice)

June 24, 2018 by Horse Chats

Take Advantage of Opportunities – The More You Put Into Your Sport, The More You Receive (Listeners’ Choice)   By Popular Demand we have re-published this episode.   Each weekend we are choosing the most listened to and  commented on episodes for you to enjoy. This interview was previously published in 2017 (Sue Cunningham) (076)   […]

Filed Under: dressage, equestrian, equestrian competitor, instructor, teaching

0267 – Dinah Fleming (Listeners’ Choice)

June 23, 2018 by Horse Chats

Young/Green Horses Should Always be Ridden by and Experienced Rider (Listeners’ Choice)   By Popular Demand we have re-published this episode.   Each weekend we are choosing the most listened to and  commented on episodes for you to enjoy. This interview was previously published in 2017 (Dinah Fleming) (072)   About Dinah – Dinah comes from […]

Filed Under: coaching, dressage, equestrian, eventing, horses

0266 – Trish Braithwaite

June 22, 2018 by Horse Chats

Position and Aids Should Be About Influence, Not Power   About Trish – Trish is a dressage, showjumping and eventing coach and trainer, she is also a dressage judge and author.   To Listen to Trish Braithwaite on iTunes – Click Here Or Listen below   Trish’s Favourite Inspirational Quote – Quotes by George Morris   […]

Filed Under: coaching, dressage, eventing, instructor, Judge, showjumping, teaching

0265 – Renee Holzinger

June 21, 2018 by Horse Chats

Teaching Riders With Disabilities To Connect With Their Horse, Become More Coordinated and Improve Results at School   About Renee – Renee is vaulting in a squad, showjumping yard and horse skills through RDA volunteer work.   To Listen to Renee Holzinger on iTunes – Click Here Or Listen below   Renee’s Favourite Inspirational Quote […]

Filed Under: coaching, horses, showjumping, Vaulting

0264 – Robert Moffatt

June 20, 2018 by Horse Chats

Everyone’s Journey Is Going To Be A Bit Different.  If You Have Had A Setback, Drop The Expectations Of Unrealistic Goals and Focus On One Step At A Time   About Robert – Robert is a showjumping specialist, trainer & coach, he loves to bring on young horses and take them to a top level.  […]

Filed Under: coaching, horses, showjumping, teaching

0263 – Leanne Haywood

June 19, 2018 by Horse Chats

Rode 1,000 km In Twenty-One Days On One Horse To Help Form A Guard of Honour for the Queen   About Leanne – Leanne is a trainer, rider, competitor and coach in dressage, showjumping and eventing.  She also has experience in; Thoroughbred Yearling Sale Preparation Cattle and Sheep Droving Non Competitive Camp Drafting Novelties Harness […]

Filed Under: coaching, dressage, eventing, showjumping, teaching

0262 – Rena Figueredo (Williams)

June 18, 2018 by Horse Chats

Horses Are a Wonderful Therapy For People Who Live a Stressful Life   About Rena – Rena is a dressage specialist, competitor, trainer and coach.  She also is schooling and breaking young horses. Rena’s students have won up to Royal Level in Showing and State Level Pony Club Dressage and competed up to Elementary Level […]

Filed Under: coaching, dressage, equestrian, teaching

0261- Kristen Closson (Listeners’ Choice)

June 17, 2018 by Horse Chats

The Mental and Physical Suppleness Should Showcase the Expression of Natural Movement (Listeners’ Choice)   By Popular Demand we have re-published this episode.   Each weekend we are choosing the most listened to and  commented on episodes for you to enjoy. This interview was previously published in 2017 (Kristen Closson) (069)   About Kristen – Kristen […]

Filed Under: coaching, confidence with horses, dressage, equestrian

0260 – Sally Evans (Listeners’ Choice)

June 16, 2018 by Horse Chats

I Want My Horses To Be As Happy As They Can Be, They Should Enjoy Their Lifestyle (Listeners’ Choice)   By Popular Demand we have re-published this episode.   Each weekend we are choosing the most listened to and  commented on episodes for you to enjoy. This interview was previously published in 2017 (Sally Evans) (075) […]

Filed Under: dressage, equestrian, horses, teaching

0259 – Skye Wansey

June 15, 2018 by Horse Chats

When I Am Connecting With A Horse, I Can’t Think Of Anything Else   About Skye – Skye has a  dressage, showjumping & eventing background she has been a competitor, trainer and coach.  She also now a racehorse trainer and uses a common sense approach to horses and horsemanship with her students.   To Listen […]

Filed Under: coaching, confidence with horses, dressage, eventing, horses, showjumping, teaching

0258 – Carole Herder

June 14, 2018 by Horse Chats

Question Your Belief Structure and Question What You Hold To Be True   About Carole – Carole is the President of Cavallo Horse & Rider Inc.  Carole Herder designed and developed the range of Cavallo Horse Boots to meet the needs of the world wide hoof boot market; helping horses receive the protection required for the […]

Filed Under: equine, equine therapy, horses, teaching

0257 – Emmanuelle (Manu) Josz

June 13, 2018 by Horse Chats

Every Horse Throws You Their Unique Challenges, Enjoy The Journey with Them All   About Emmanuelle (Manu) – Manu has always been involved with horses, started in show jumping and then used dressage to improve the jumping.  She has competed with horses in Belgium, Netherlands and Australia, and competed to Grand Prix.  Manu enjoys riding […]

Filed Under: dressage, horses, showjumping

0256 – Jill Buckfield

June 12, 2018 by Horse Chats

Equestrian Coach and Psychologist Acutely Aware of The Importance of Riders’ Mental Attitude   About Jill – Jill is an all round horse person she is an equestrian trainer and coach, she has been a dressage, showjumping, eventing competitor and now working as a physiologist acutely aware of the importance of a riders mental attitude […]

Filed Under: coaching, dressage, equestrian, equestrian competitor, equine therapy, instructor, showjumping, teaching

0255 – Karen Rohlf

June 11, 2018 by Horse Chats

Combining Classical Dressage and Natural Horsemanship to Produce ‘Dressage Naturally’   About Karen – Karen is known for creating the Dressage Naturally program, which is a partnership-based way of training dressage, in order to create stronger partnerships and healthy bio mechanics. Her goal is to empower horses and their humans to be the best they […]

Filed Under: dressage, horses, Judge, teaching

0254 – Lyn Lynch (Listener’s Choice)

June 10, 2018 by Horse Chats

Reward the Smallest Attempt to Help Improve Confidence and Relationship (Listeners’ Choice)   By Popular Demand we have re-published this episode.   Each weekend we are choosing the most listened to and  commented on episodes for you to enjoy. This interview was previously published in 2017 (Lyn Lynch) (067)   About Lyn – Lyn was on […]

Filed Under: coaching, confidence with horses, horses, instructor, Riding for the Disabled, showjumping, teaching

0253 – Brett Parbery (Listeners’ Choice)

June 9, 2018 by Horse Chats

Frame Control, Feet Control and Transition/ Pace Control for the Dressage Horse (Listeners’ Choice)   By Popular Demand we have re-published this episode.   Each weekend we are choosing the most listened to and  commented on episodes for you to enjoy. This interview was previously published in 2017 (Brett Parbery) (059)   About Brett – Brett […]

Filed Under: coaching, dressage, equestrian, equestrian competitor, horses, instructor

0252 – Leigh Wills

June 8, 2018 by Horse Chats

Creating Foundation Behaviours In Foals To Give Every Horse the Opportunity To Be A Champion   About Leigh – Leigh runs Equus Education (NZ) Ltd, which gives every horse the opportunity to be a champion.  Leigh is working in the area of foal education to give foals and a human friendly basic education. Leigh has […]

Filed Under: equine therapy, eventing

0251 – Fran Griffen 2

June 7, 2018 by Horse Chats

“Ten Tips For Working With Fear, Around Horses”   About Fran Griffen –  If you would like to know more about Fran Griffen then have a look at her first interview (189) http://horsechats.com/FranGriffen.   About This Episode “Ten Tips For Working With Fear, Around Horses”   To Listen to Fran Griffen 2 on iTunes – Click […]

Filed Under: dressage, horse, showjumping

0250 – Andrea Riedel-Carrison

June 6, 2018 by Horse Chats

Sometimes Equine Specialist Veterinary Nurses Need to be Mediators       About Andrea – Andrea has a background in dressage, showjumping, eventing and show horse.   She is an internationally qualified coach and a dressage and show horse judge. Andrea is a self employed coach at Hi-Pine Equestrian Centre Mt.Gambier, also a boutique stud specialising […]

Filed Under: coaching, dressage, horse shows, Judge

0249 – Rebecca Jenkins

June 5, 2018 by Horse Chats

Every Time You Ride, Make It a Training Experience   About Rebecca – Rebecca is an all round horse person who coaches, trains, competes in both World Cup Showjumping as well as Show Horse.   To Listen to Rebecca Jenkins on iTunes – Click Here Or Listen below   Rebecca’s Favourite Inspirational Quote – “Perfect […]

Filed Under: coaching, showjumping, world cup showjumping

0248 – Natalie Blundell

June 4, 2018 by Horse Chats

International Four Star Three day Event Rider Discusses Riding Drops Ditches, Water Uphill and Downhill Combinations   About Natalie – Natalie is an eventing specialist coach, trainer and competitor.  She is also an international 4 star event rider who has produced many horses through the levels of dressage and eventing.   She has competed at some […]

Filed Under: coaching, dressage, eventing, horses

0247 – Megan Joerg (Listeners’ Choice)

June 3, 2018 by Horse Chats

Strive to Learn and to Educate Yourself – What is Right and Wrong (Listeners’ Choice)   By Popular Demand we have re-published this episode.   Each weekend we are choosing the most listened to and  commented on episodes for you to enjoy. This interview was previously published in 2017 (Megan Joerg) (060)   About Megan – […]

Filed Under: coaching, dressage, eventing, showjumping

0246 – Rebecca Thomas (Listeners’ Choice)

June 2, 2018 by Horse Chats

Riders Should Spend The Time To Develop Feel, Timing and Foundation Training (Listeners’ Choice)   By Popular Demand we have re-published this episode.   Each weekend we are choosing the most listened to and  commented on episodes for you to enjoy. This interview was previously published in 2017 (Rebecca Thomas) (065)   About Rebecca – Rebecca […]

Filed Under: confidence with horses, equine, eventing, horses, instructor

0245 – Sophie Barrington 2

June 1, 2018 by Horse Chats

“Ten Tips to Improve Your Website”   About Sophie –  If you would like to know more about Sophie then have a look at the following interviews First Interview (214)  Sophie Barrington Third Interview (276) Sophie Barrington 3 – “Ten Lessons for Social Marketing” Fourth Interview (306) Sophie Barrington 4 – “Ten Ways to Increase Profits Using Horse […]

Filed Under: Equine Specialist, equine therapy, horses

0244 – Cathy Binz

May 31, 2018 by Horse Chats

Children with Autism Can Move From A Very Stressed State To A Peaceful State When Working with Horses   About Cathy – Cathy has 30 years of horse ownership and riding experience and she has been focusing on dressage (highest level competed to date: PSG).  Cathy also has volunteered for 2 years as Event Director of […]

Filed Under: coaching, dressage, horses, Riding for the Disabled

0243 – Linda Shore

May 30, 2018 by Horse Chats

Grand Prix Dressage Rider Discusses Western Dressage   About Linda – Linda Shores 28 year career as a full time equestrian, breeder/coach/competitor, has given her the opportunities to acquire and integrate knowledge and skills of the dressage horse and rider.  She shares this with other passionate horse-people. Linda established River Range Warmblood Stud in Rockhampton, Central […]

Filed Under: coaching, dressage, equestrian competitor, horses, instructor, teaching

0242 – Tonya Carew

May 29, 2018 by Horse Chats

Only Sell Quality and Have a Good Understanding of What People Need     About Tonya – Tonya’s love of horses started as a young child on her uncles fairy farm. She doesn’t really remember learning to ride because she was on a horse being led about as a child. Tonya started at the Wynnum […]

Filed Under: equine, horses

0241 – Yvette Frahn

May 28, 2018 by Horse Chats

Bringing Art and Horses Together Has Been My Absolute Calling   About Yvette – Yvette began her equine career like many do, by drawing horses until she could own one. Between the ages of 4 (when she saw her first horse) and 12 (when she actually got one), she pursued with single minded dedication the […]

Filed Under: equine, horses, showjumping

0240 – Kerry Mack (Listeners’ Choice)

May 27, 2018 by Horse Chats

Setting  Goals and Working Smart to become a Grand Prix Dressage Rider, World Cup Show Jumper and Three Day Eventer (Listeners’ Choice)   By Popular Demand we have re-published this episode.   Each weekend we are choosing the most listened to and  commented on episodes for you to enjoy. This interview was previously published in 2017 […]

Filed Under: dressage, equestrian, equestrian competitor, showjumping, world cup showjumping

0239 – Caroline Coleby (Listeners’ Choice)

May 26, 2018 by Horse Chats

Leadership Skills for Running Major Equine Events (Listeners’ Choice)     By Popular Demand we have re-published this episode.   Each weekend we are choosing the most listened to and  commented on episodes for you to enjoy. This interview was previously published in 2017 (Caroline Coleby) (056)   About Caroline – Caroline is a Grand Prix […]

Filed Under: coaching, equestrian, equine, horse

0238 – Maxine Cummings

May 25, 2018 by Horse Chats

Chunking Down Achievable Goals For Nervous Riders To Gain Confidence and Move Forward   About Maxine – Maxine is a teacher, dressage judge, coach, trainer and competitor.  She helps nervous riders improve their ride in dressage, jumping and trail riding.   To Listen to Maxine Cummings on iTunes – Click Here Or Listen below   […]

Filed Under: coaching, dressage, horses, Judge, showjumping, Trail Riding

0237 – Tereza Husakova

May 24, 2018 by Horse Chats

No Time Management Tips Will Work If You Are Not Motivated To Do It   About Tereza – Tereza is a Dressage Specialist from the Czech Republic who visited Germany on a regular basis as a young rider.  She has been influenced by French Classical Trainers.  Tereza has trained to Grand Prix and is currently […]

Filed Under: coaching, dressage, horses, teaching

0236 – Heidi Hewitson

May 23, 2018 by Horse Chats

When Things Are Not Going Well With Your Horse, Stop, Think, Then Start Again   About Heidi – Heidi is a High School Teacher in Equine Studies.  She started off doing Pony Club, showing, western, polocrosse, dressage, and eventing.   Heidi describes herself as an all round horse woman and she is also coaching, teaching and […]

Filed Under: coaching, dressage, equine, eventing, horse shows, teaching

0235 – John Downes

May 22, 2018 by Horse Chats

On A Daily Basis, I Get To Meet Some Really Terrific Horses   About John – John is a all round horse person, he started trail riding when he met his wife.  He has ridden racehorses (track work), started competing in dressage and showjumping, then focused more on dressage.  John has been a member of […]

Filed Under: coaching, dressage, equestrian, equestrian competitor, eventing, Judge, showjumping, teaching

0234 – Nikita Stowers

May 21, 2018 by Horse Chats

It Is So Fulfilling To Work With Horses Every Day   About Nikita – Nikita graduated from Massey University in 2011 with both undergraduate and post-graduate qualifications in Animal science and nutrition. She is a registered animal nutritionist in New Zealand and has worked in New Zealand as well as overseas with clients in Hong […]

Filed Under: Equine Specialist, equine therapy, Veterinary

0233 – Christine Johnson (Listeners’ Choice)

May 20, 2018 by Horse Chats

Horses Love a Light Seat and Steady Hands  (Listeners’ Choice)   By Popular Demand we have re-published this episode.   Each weekend we are choosing the most listened to and  commented on episodes for you to enjoy. This interview was previously published in 2017 (Christine Johnson) (053)   About Christine – Christine is a coach and […]

Filed Under: dressage, horses, showjumping

0232 – Bob Edwards (Listeners’ Choice)

May 19, 2018 by Horse Chats

Grabbing Opportunities with Both Hands to Compete at the World Equestrian Games  (Listeners’ Choice)   By Popular Demand we have re-published this episode.   Each weekend we are choosing the most listened to and  commented on episodes for you to enjoy. This interview was previously published in 2017 (Bob Edwards) (051)   About Bob – Bob […]

Filed Under: coaching, equine, horses, instructor, teaching

0231 – Ben Netterfield 2

May 18, 2018 by Horse Chats

“Ten Essential Tips to Deal With Fear/Anxiety as a Rider”   About Ben –  If you would like to know more about Ben Netterfield then have a look at his First Interview (005) http://horsechats.com/BenNetterfield or Listeners’ Choice Interview (142) http://horsechats.com/bennetterfieldlc   About This Episode “Ten Essential Tips to Deal With Fear/Anxiety as a Rider” Firstly just for this talk […]

Filed Under: confidence with horses, equestrian competitor, equine therapy, showjumping, world cup showjumping

0230 – Gail Simms

May 18, 2018 by Horse Chats

I Just Can’t Imagine Not Being Able To See Horses Every Day   About Gail – Gail has a background in dressage, showjumping and eventing as well as a few other things.  She learnt to ride Western in New Mexico.  Gail now judges in dressage to advanced level and is busy with her Riding Centre at […]

Filed Under: dressage, eventing, horses, Judge, Riding for the Disabled, showjumping

0229 – David Simons

May 16, 2018 by Horse Chats

My Biggest Challenge Has Been Built Battling Depression and I Am Happy That I Have Had Horses To Overcome This   About David – Whether your interest is pleasure riding or high level performance in either the equestrian or reining/western disciplines, David’s training guarantees remarkable results. His passion for training the horse to perform with correct […]

Filed Under: coaching, confidence with horses, equine, horses, instructor, teaching

0228 – Sandi Simons

May 15, 2018 by Horse Chats

Helping Women Regain Their Confidence and Get Back in The Saddle   About Sandi – Sandi Simons was a typical country kid that would jump on any horse and ride! But like many women she discovered once she got a little older, became a wife and mother of five (yep five!) along with discovering how to […]

Filed Under: coaching, confidence with horses, horses, instructor

0227 – Keryn Conners

May 14, 2018 by Horse Chats

Get Out Of The Arena. Go For A Trail Ride Or To The Beach and Train Over Poles and Jumps.   About Keryn – Keryn has had a lifetime with horses with a mixed lot of experience dressage, showjumping, eventing, polocrosse, chasing brumbies and camp drafting.   To Listen to Keryn Conners on iTunes – […]

Filed Under: coaching, dressage, equestrian, horses, Judge, showjumping

0226 – Michelle Kelly (Listeners’ Choice)

May 13, 2018 by Horse Chats

Riders Under Pressure and their Physical and Psychological Reactions  (Listeners’ Choice)   By Popular Demand we have re-published this episode.   Each weekend we are choosing the most listened to and  commented on episodes for you to enjoy. This interview was previously published in 2017 (Michelle Kelly) (052)   About Michelle (Shelley) – National Show Jumping […]

Filed Under: coaching, confidence with horses, dressage, equestrian, equestrian competitor, eventing, Riding for the Disabled, showjumping

0225 – Geraldine Eady (Listener’s Choice)

May 12, 2018 by Horse Chats

Riding at Grand Prix is about loving the Training, Being Persistent and Always Looking for Improvement  (Listeners’ Choice)   By Popular Demand we have re-published this episode.   Each weekend we are choosing the most listened to and  commented on episodes for you to enjoy. This interview was previously published in 2017 (Geraldine Eady) (049)   […]

Filed Under: coaching, dressage, horses, instructor

0224 – Dr Peter Huntington

May 11, 2018 by Horse Chats

Keep Equine Nutrition Simple and Feed Horses as Individuals Keep Equine Nutrition Simple and Feed Horses as Individuals   About Dr Peter – Dr. Peter Huntington received a veterinary degree from the University of Melbourne in 1981 and then worked in equine practice in Berwick, Victoria. He joined the Department of Agriculture (Victoria) as the horse specialist […]

Filed Under: Equine Specialist, equine therapy, horses, Veterinary

0223 – Adele Edwards

May 10, 2018 by Horse Chats

Helping People Find a Deeper Connection and Understanding With Their Horse   About Adele – Adele teaches self development workshops on energy healing and meditation, my personal journey to wellness and self discovery blossomed. The desire to study more and understand deeper truth become a way of life. Pranic Healing, Flower essences, Bowen Therapy, Shiatsu, […]

Filed Under: confidence with horses, equine therapy, horses

0222 – Jacqui Ridley

May 9, 2018 by Horse Chats

I Can’t Think Of Anything Else That I Would Rather Do     About Jacqui – Jacqui is a showjumping specalist, she has just come back from Europe including Normandy, France.   To Listen to Jacqui Ridley on iTunes – Click Here Or Listen below   Jacqui’s Favourite Inspirational Quote – Train hard and competition […]

Filed Under: horses, showjumping, world cup showjumping

0221 – Anna O’Keppel 2

May 8, 2018 by Horse Chats

“Ten Tips To Make The Most of Your Riding Time”   About Anna –  If you would like to know more about Anna then have a look at her First Chat (167) Anna O’Keppel Third Chat (315) Anna O’Keppel 3 – “Ten Points for the More Experienced/Advanced Rider to Make the Most of Their Riding Lesson” […]

Filed Under: coaching, dressage, equestrian, instructor, teaching

0220 – Wayne Hipsley

May 7, 2018 by Horse Chats

Providing Legal Expertise About Horse Behaviour, Ethical Practices and Safety Around Horses   About Wayne – Wayne  has been a Licensed United States Equestrian Federation Judge for over 40 years, a Licensed Horse Show Judge by 8 breed and discipline organizations, Judged Horse Shows in 10 foreign countries, conducted Judges Education Training and Licensing Seminars […]

Filed Under: equestrian, horses, Judge

0219 – Sally-Ann Barbera (Listeners’ Choice)

May 6, 2018 by Horse Chats

Cross Training Horses and Riders to Improve Confidence, Position and Performance  (Listeners’ Choice)   By Popular Demand we have re-published this episode.   Each weekend we are choosing the most listened to and  commented on episodes for you to enjoy. This interview was previously published in 2017 (Sally-Ann Barbera) (050)   About Sally-Ann – Sally-Ann is […]

Filed Under: dressage, equestrian, horses

0218 – Kate Dolan (Listeners’ Choice)

May 5, 2018 by Horse Chats

Loving the Training of Dressage Horses and Show Hacks  (Listeners’ Choice) By Popular Demand we have re-published this episode.   Each weekend we are choosing the most listened to and  commented on episodes for you to enjoy. This interview was previously published in 2017 (Kate Dolan) (046)   About Kate – Kate is a coach who […]

Filed Under: coaching, equestrian, horse shows, horses

0217 – Michelle O’Neill

May 4, 2018 by Horse Chats

If You Work Hard Enough For Your Dream, You Really Can Achieve It   About Michelle – Michelle thrives on being an all-round horsewoman. She is the owner of Cherry Tree Equine, a busy clinician teaching mainly good horsemanship, the co-producer of the DVD “Please…can I have a pony?”, is a teacher with Tafe NSW […]

Filed Under: dressage, equestrian, horses, instructor, teaching

0216 – Heather Lundquist

May 3, 2018 by Horse Chats

The Horse Is Only As Good As Their Rider   About Heather – Heather started as a show rider, dressage rider, now is a dressage coach, trainer and judge.  She is also specialising in teaching children to ride.   To Listen to Heather Lundquist on iTunes – Click Here Or Listen below   Heather ‘s […]

Filed Under: coaching, dressage, horse shows, horses, Judge, teaching

0215 – Lea Bierman 2

May 2, 2018 by Horse Chats

“Ten Reasons Why Riders Should Compete in Dressage Events”   About Lea –  If you would like to know more about Lea Bierman then have a look at her first chat is available on the link below (011) http://horsechats.com/Lea Bierman and Listeners’ Choice 156 – Lea Bierman (Listener’s Choice).   About This Episode – “Ten Reasons Why Riders […]

Filed Under: coaching, dressage, equestrian, instructor, teaching

0214 – Sophie Barrington

May 1, 2018 by Horse Chats

Full Service Equine Marketing Agency, A Horse Business With A Difference   About Sophie – Sophie is an Equine Business Owner with a difference.  The founder of Archer Creative, a full service Equine Marketing Agency, which is the first of its kind in the Southern Hemisphere.  Sophie has worked with horses and was the Equestrian Captain […]

Filed Under: Equine Specialist, equine therapy, horses

0213 – Tania Hay

April 30, 2018 by Horse Chats

It Is The Trust Element That I Find Quite Extraordinary About Horses   About Tania – Tania is a show horse, dressage competitor, trainer and coach. She believes that every person is entitled to quality coaching, regardless of the horse they are riding or their current ability.   To Listen to Tania Hay on iTunes […]

Filed Under: coaching, dressage, equestrian, horse shows, horses, instructor, teaching

0212 – Amanda Hocking (Listener’s Choice)

April 29, 2018 by Horse Chats

Every Horse Teaches You Something  (Listeners’ Choice)   By Popular Demand we have re-published this episode.   Each weekend we are choosing the most listened to and  commented on episodes for you to enjoy. This interview was previously published in 2017 (Amanda Hocking) (041)   About Amanda –  FEI Dressage, Show Jumping & Three Day Event […]

Filed Under: coaching, dressage, equestrian, eventing

0211 – Jonathan (Jonna) McLean (Listener’s Choice)

April 28, 2018 by Horse Chats

Teach Your Horse to Have Good Buttons in All Directions  (Listeners’ Choice)   By Popular Demand we have re-published this episode.   Each weekend we are choosing the most listened to and  commented on episodes for you to enjoy. This interview was previously published in 2017 (Jonathan (Jonna) McLean) (042)   About Jonathan (Jonna) – Jonna […]

Filed Under: confidence with horses, dressage, equestrian, equestrian competitor, horses

0210 – Darlene Svamvur

April 27, 2018 by Horse Chats

Supporting Students To Ride, To Be More Confident In Life and To Overcome Personal Challenges   About Darlene – Darlene is a dressage, showjumping, eventing coach and trainer she is also an active showjumping competitor.  Darlene enjoys supporting students to ride and be more confident in life and overcoming personal challenges.   To Listen to […]

Filed Under: dressage, equestrian, eventing, showjumping

0209 – Karen Owen

April 26, 2018 by Horse Chats

Mounted Police Senior Riding Instructor, Also International Three Day Event Competitor   About Karen – Karen was an Australian representative in Three Day Eventing 1999 in the Trans Tasman in NZ  (, when she had a 3 month old baby).  She was the first nursing mum on an Australian team and was short listed for […]

Filed Under: equestrian, equine, eventing, horses, instructor, teaching

0208 – Claire Walker

April 25, 2018 by Horse Chats

Supporting Students As A Complete Package, Riding Skills As Well As Life Skills   About Claire – Claire is a dressage, showjumping, eventing and show horse specialist coach, trainer and competitor.  She also breeds ponies.  Claire looks at riders as a complete package to help them not only with riding skills but life skills.   […]

Filed Under: coaching, dressage, equestrian competitor, eventing, horses, showjumping

0207 – Peter Turner

April 24, 2018 by Horse Chats

Always Consider Your Horse, Make Sure They Are Always Happy   About Peter – Peter is a general coach who has coached two para riders to the 2012 (London) & 2016 (Beijing) Paralympics. He has also trained young riders to FEI, and hack riders to Royal shows and Horse of the Year. Peter’s riding achievements […]

Filed Under: coaching, dressage, equestrian, eventing, horses, Riding for the Disabled, showjumping

0206 – Tarli Dellatorre

April 23, 2018 by Horse Chats

I Don’t Have A Job With Horses, I Have A Lifestyle With Horses     About Tarli – Tarli is an all round horseperson, who is now a dressage specialist instructor, and trainer. To Listen to Tarli Dellatorre on iTunes – Click Here Or Listen below   Tarli ‘s Favourite Inspirational Quote – “If you always […]

Filed Under: coaching, dressage, equine, horses

0205 – Guy Creighton (Listeners’ Choice)

April 22, 2018 by Horse Chats

Hard Work and Dedication Will Get You Further Than Talent  (Listeners’ Choice)   By Popular Demand we have re-published this episode.   Each weekend we are choosing the most listened to and  commented on episodes for you to enjoy. This interview was previously published in 2017 (Guy Creighton) (031)   About Guy Creighton Guy left school […]

Filed Under: coaching, horse shows, instructor, showjumping, world cup showjumping

0204 – Tonya Johnston (Listeners’ Choice)

April 21, 2018 by Horse Chats

Mental Skills Coach, Teaching Riders, Improving Results  (Listeners’ Choice)   By Popular Demand we have re-published this episode.   Each weekend we are choosing the most listened to and  commented on episodes for you to enjoy. This interview was previously published in 2017 (Tonya Johnston) (034)   About Tonya  -Tonya is a Mental Skills Coach and […]

Filed Under: coaching, confidence with horses, equine, teaching

0203 – Shonel Balsillie

April 20, 2018 by Horse Chats

Improving Social/Emotional Well Being In Children Workshops, Incorporated With Horses   About Shonel – Shonel is coach who  started riding when she was 3 yrs old, riding Shetland ponies for the “Qld Shetland Jockey Club.”    Shonel’s father trained thoroughbreds from their Equestrian Centre “Kurshonbrooke Lodge” in Gumdale and Shonel started competing in Pony Club representing […]

Filed Under: coaching, confidence with horses, equine, equine therapy, horses

0202 – Joanne Verikios

April 19, 2018 by Horse Chats

Winning Doesn’t Have To Be About Trophies and Ribbons, It Can Be About A Harmonious Trail Ride With Your Horse   About Joanne – Joanne grew up with a passion for horses. She is an award winning author, experienced horse breeder, equestrian competitor and trainer, Australian representative athlete, and businesswoman. Joanne’s earliest ambition in life […]

Filed Under: confidence with horses, dressage, equestrian, equine, equine therapy, horses

0201 – Sandra Atkins OAM

April 18, 2018 by Horse Chats

Horse Selected For The Olympics, But Partnership Wasn’t Invited   About Sandra – Sandra is an all round coach who loves hunting as well as eventing and the individual aspects of dressage, showjumping and cross country.  She has also worked as a Racehorse Trainer and Clerk of Course at three racecourses.   To Listen to […]

Filed Under: coaching, confidence with horses, dressage, equine, eventing, horses, showjumping

0200 – Mary Seefried

April 17, 2018 by Horse Chats

Olympic Dressage Judge Discusses Rollkur About Mary – Mary is one of Australia’s Five Star Judges and has been a frequent judge on the panel at the Sydney CDI since the event’s launch.  She started as an all-round rider and Mary has competed in dressage as well as eventing and showjumping.    Mary is currently […]

Filed Under: dressage, equestrian, eventing, showjumping

0199 – Annyka Overton

April 16, 2018 by Horse Chats

Mixing Classical Training, Natural Horsemanship and Mindset Coaching to Overcome Fear in Horses and Humans About Annyka – Annyka is an eventing specialist rider and coach and horse management. Previously she had worked at New England Girls School, Armidale, the last 3 years as Head Coach. In 2016 Annyka started to pursue her dream of building […]

Filed Under: coaching, eventing, horses, instructor, teaching

0198 – Catherine Davies (Listeners’ Choice)

April 15, 2018 by Horse Chats

Develop The Rhythm If You Want To Jump Correctly  (Listeners’ Choice)   By Popular Demand we have re-published this episode.   Each weekend we are choosing the most listened to and  commented on episodes for you to enjoy. This interview was previously published in 2017 (Catherine Davies) (038)   About Catherine –  Catherine discovered horses when […]

Filed Under: coaching, equestrian, horse shows, showjumping

0197 – Michelle Strapp (Listeners’ Choice)

April 14, 2018 by Horse Chats

Training and Selling Olympic, World Cup and International Show Jumpers  (Listeners’ Choice)   By Popular Demand we have re-published this episode.   Each weekend we are choosing the most listened to and  commented on episodes for you to enjoy. This interview was previously published in 2017 (Michelle Strapp) (032)   About Michelle – Michelle moved to […]

Filed Under: coaching, instructor, showjumping, teaching, world cup showjumping

0196 – Claire Harper

April 13, 2018 by Horse Chats

It Is Not Just About The Competition, It Is About The Bond With The Horse As Well     About Claire – Claire is an all round instructor/coach who started her career in the UK and is now specialising in retraining thoroughbreds off the track into dressage horses.   To Listen to Claire Harper on iTunes […]

Filed Under: coaching, dressage, horses, instructor

0195 – Angela Miettinen

April 12, 2018 by Horse Chats

Every Horse Will Tell You What They Like and How They Would Like To Be Ridden     About Angela – Angela is a dressage coach with over 25 years experience coaching, training and competing in showing and dressage.  Angela has worked and been a trainer at many riding schools, before finally creating her own Riding […]

Filed Under: dressage, horse shows, Riding for the Disabled, teaching

0194 – Joanna Barry

April 11, 2018 by Horse Chats

Give Everything A Go, Work Hard and Learn From Your Mistakes   About Joanna – Joanna has an all round horse background, she started off as a groom and progressed on to Head Girl for Anna Hilton (twice Swedish Event Olympian).  Joanna has completed in all disciplines including dressage, showjumping, one day eventing and showing […]

Filed Under: coaching, dressage, equestrian competitor, eventing, Riding for the Disabled, showjumping

0193 – Helen Barnes

April 10, 2018 by Horse Chats

I Have My Dream Job and My Proudest Moments Just Keep on Rolling     About Helen – Helen is a dressage specialist rider, trainer and coach. Helen has now been coaching full-time for 11 years.   To Listen to Helen Barnes on iTunes – Click Here Or Listen below   Helen’s Favourite Inspirational Quote […]

Filed Under: coaching, dressage, horses, instructor, teaching

0192 – Jo Hoole

April 9, 2018 by Horse Chats

Getting The Canter Right Is More Important Than Getting The Jumping Height Right   About Jo – Jo is competing in dressage, showjumping and eventing.  She coaches, competes, trains and is also a dressage judge. Jo’s background is 35+ years competitive sport originally in UK.  She has worked for several 4 star eventers as well as Dressage […]

Filed Under: coaching, dressage, eventing, instructor, showjumping, teaching

0191 – David Finch (Listeners’ Choice)

April 8, 2018 by Horse Chats

International Show Jumper, Now Breeding International Show Jumpers  (Listeners’ Choice)   By Popular Demand we have re-published this episode.   Each weekend we are choosing the most listened to and  commented on episodes for you to enjoy. This interview was previously published in 2017 (David Finch) (027)   About David Finch – David is tough and […]

Filed Under: coaching, equestrian competitor, instructor, showjumping, world cup showjumping

0190 – Simon Kale (Listeners’ Choice)

April 7, 2018 by Horse Chats

Australian Medal for Equestrian Sport Recipient (Listeners’ Choice)   By Popular Demand we have re-published this episode.   Each weekend we are choosing the most listened to and  commented on episodes for you to enjoy. This interview was previously published in 2017 (Simon Kale) (023)   About Simon – Simon is a recipient of the Australian […]

Filed Under: equestrian competitor, eventing, horse shows, teaching

0189 – Fran Griffen

April 6, 2018 by Horse Chats

If You Love What You Are Doing, You Are Never Going To Work A Day In Your Life   About Fran – Fran started off eventing then dressage, and showjumping.  Fran has worked in the Thoroughbred industry and natural horsemanship.  Fran is still judging dressage but is working on more of a holistic approach to […]

Filed Under: dressage, horses, showjumping

0188 – Brett Cantle

April 5, 2018 by Horse Chats

There Are No Tricks Or Magic Silver Bullets, Be Patient.  Have A Good Team of People Supporting You and Have a Thirst For Knowledge and Understanding.   About Brett – Brett is an eventing specialist competitor, trainer and coach. He is also a 3 Star eventing rider and is on the Queensland Elite Squad.  Brett also […]

Filed Under: coaching, equestrian competitor, eventing, horses, instructor, teaching

0187 – Fiona Fehlberg

April 4, 2018 by Horse Chats

Everyday You Learn Something New Because Horses Are Your Teachers   About Fiona – Fiona is an equestrian coach, she has been coaching for over 40 years and specialises in dressage and show riding. Having successfully coached riders to state titles and interstate championships. Fiona has also trained numerous horses to winning state Horse of […]

Filed Under: coaching, dressage, eventing, horses, showjumping

0186 – Lisa Finn

April 3, 2018 by Horse Chats

Have Empathy For Your Horse, When Things Don’t Work Then Try Something Different   About Lisa – Lisa is a Level 1 dressage coach and is also a delivery provider for the Ready Set Trot program with Equestrian Australia.   For years she had her own business although her ambition was always to be a coach and […]

Filed Under: coaching, dressage, horses, teaching

0185 – Alex Brown

April 2, 2018 by Horse Chats

Received the ‘Armada Dish’, Presented by Queen Elizabeth For Competing at Badminton CCI Four Star on 5 Consecutive Years on the Same Horse.   About Alex – Alex has been a Ex International Three Day Event Rider (Great Britain).  She completed Badminton CCI4 Star on 5 consecutive years on the same horse receiving the Armada Dish […]

Filed Under: coaching, dressage, equestrian, equestrian competitor, instructor, showjumping, teaching

0184 – Judy Peel (Listeners’ Choice)

April 1, 2018 by Horse Chats

Straightness in the Horse is Very Important and Also Very Difficult To Achieve  (Listeners’ Choice)   By Popular Demand we have re-published this episode.   Each weekend we are choosing the most listened to and  commented on episodes for you to enjoy. This interview was previously published in 2017 (Judy Peel) (026)   About Judy Peel […]

Filed Under: coaching, dressage, equestrian competitor, instructor, teaching

0183 – George Sanna (Listeners’ Choice)

March 31, 2018 by Horse Chats

Dual Olympian Showjumper Learnt To Ride From An Ex-Calvary Instructor  (Listeners’ Choice)   By Popular Demand we have re-published this episode.   Each weekend we are choosing the most listened to and  commented on episodes for you to enjoy. This interview was previously published in 2017 George Sanna (028)   About George Sanna – George moved […]

Filed Under: equestrian competitor, horse shows, showjumping, teaching, world cup showjumping

0182 – Jaymie Loy

March 30, 2018 by Horse Chats

The Best Thing About Working With Horses Is That You Learn Something New Every Day   About Jaymie – Jaymie is someone who started with horses, and is now teaching horse handling and reproduction.  She also presented a lecture at the 2017 ISES Conference as an Associate Lecturer – Equine Industry and Reproduction on The […]

Filed Under: confidence with horses, equine, horses

0181 – Ann Behringer

March 29, 2018 by Horse Chats

Working With Horses Is A Good Lifestyle   About Ann – Ann initially started competing in eventing but now specialises as a dressage competitor, trainer and coach.   She has competed to Grand Prix level.   To Listen to Ann Behringer on iTunes – Click Here Or Listen below   Ann’s Favourite Inspirational Quote – Hasten […]

Filed Under: coaching, dressage, eventing, horses, teaching

0180 – Antoinette Foster

March 28, 2018 by Horse Chats

Equine Nutritional Therapist Discusses the Ideal Diet For Horses   About Antoinette – Antoinette is one of Australia’s most highly qualified equine nutritional therapists, she is also a qualified medical herbalist and human nutritionist and author of the successful book ‘Eat Like A Horse’. Antoinette has been a practitioner for over 29 years and has continued […]

Filed Under: equine, Equine Specialist, equine therapy, horses

0179 – Sharna Kirkham

March 27, 2018 by Horse Chats

Breathe and Relax to Achieve a Harmonious Connection with Horses   About Sharna – Sharna is a specialist vaulting coach, FEI vaulting lunger and has competed four times internationally.  She will be competing in Germany in July 2018.   To Listen to Sharna Kirkham on iTunes – Click Here Or Listen below   Sharna’s Favourite […]

Filed Under: coaching, horses, instructor, teaching

0178 – Sue Green (Sue Masters)

March 26, 2018 by Horse Chats

Travelling the World, While Working With Horses   About Sue – Sue was brought up on a farm in NZ where horses played an important role, including Pony Club.  Even then she  had  a dream of greatness. Sue has traveled the world in a quest for greatness and has worked in and out of many stables and […]

Filed Under: coaching, equestrian, horse, horses, instructor, teaching

0177 – Rebecca Craig (Listeners’ Choice)

March 25, 2018 by Horse Chats

International Horse Person and Groom Extraordinaire  (Listeners’ Choice)   By Popular Demand we have re-published this episode.   Each weekend we are choosing the most listened to and  commented on episodes for you to enjoy. This interview was previously published in 2017 Rebecca Craig (014)   About Rebekka (Bek) – Level 1 General Coach – 6 […]

Filed Under: equestrian, equine, horse, horses

0176 – Robert Stewart (Listeners’ Choice)

March 24, 2018 by Horse Chats

International Show Jumper and World Cup Competitor, Now Supporting Riders to Achieve their Dreams  (Listeners’ Choice)   By Popular Demand we have re-published this episode.   Each weekend we are choosing the most listened to and  commented on episodes for you to enjoy. This interview was previously published in 2017 Robert Stewart (018)   About Robert […]

Filed Under: equestrian competitor, horse shows, instructor, showjumping, world cup showjumping

0175 – Jason Hill

March 23, 2018 by Horse Chats

Using Exercise Physiology to Assist Horse Riders Maintain Strength and Fitness and Prevent Injury   About Jason – Jason is the Manager of Equestrifit New Zealand and he is also a Certified Personal Trainer and developed a equestrian rider fitness program.  Seven years ago he created ‘Bounce’ an equestrian specific way to exercise using purpose […]

Filed Under: horses, teaching

0174 – Tania Harding

March 22, 2018 by Horse Chats

You Can Enjoy the Horse Industry Where You Get to Live Your Life Rather Than Work   About Tania – Tania is a eventing specialist competitor, trainer and coach and has won up to and including Three Star Eventing.  She spends her days riding, training and coaching.   To Listen to Tania Harding on iTunes […]

Filed Under: coaching, equestrian competitor, eventing, instructor, teaching

0173 – Wendy Schaeffer

March 21, 2018 by Horse Chats

Youngest Female to Win Olympic Gold Medal in Equestrian Three Day Event   About Wendy – Wendy has ridden at a International Level Competitor in both Showjumping and Eventing.  She was an Olympic Gold Medalist at Atlanta in the Three Day Event and the youngest female to win Olympic Gold Equestrian Three Day Eventing.  She […]

Filed Under: eventing, horses, showjumping, teaching, world cup showjumping

0172 – Jonathan (Jonna) McLean 3

March 20, 2018 by Horse Chats

“Ten Steps for Further Foal Handling”   About Jonna –  If you would like to know more about Jonna then have a look at First Chat – 042 –  Jonathan McLean Second Chat – 144 –  Jonathan McLean 2 – “Ten Tips for Initial Foal Handling” Listeners’ Choice- 211 – Listeners’ Choice interview  (042) Fourth Chat – 292 – Jonathan […]

Filed Under: confidence with horses, dressage, equestrian, equestrian competitor, horses

0171 – Gisela Nilsson-Harding

March 19, 2018 by Horse Chats

I Call Horses Divine Mirrors.  They Reflect Back The Emotions You Put In. If You Put In Love and Respect and Kindness and Curiosity, the Horse will Return That.     About Gisela – Gisela is a dressage specialist rider, trainer and coach.  She is also an International Three Star Dressage Judge, Mentor, and Judge […]

Filed Under: coaching, dressage, instructor, Judge, teaching

0170 – Susie Hutchison (Listeners’ Choice)

March 18, 2018 by Horse Chats

Showjumping Hall of Fame Inductee – Outstanding Contribution to the Sport of Showjumping  (Listeners’ Choice)   By Popular Demand we have re-published this episode.   Each weekend we are choosing the most listened to and  commented on episodes for you to enjoy. This interview was previously published in 2017 Susie Hutchison (017)   About Susie – […]

Filed Under: equestrian, horse shows, horses, showjumping, world cup showjumping

0169 – Christine Doan (Listener’s Choice)

March 17, 2018 by Horse Chats

Using ‘Wholism’ to achieve the Olympics Dream  (Listeners’ Choice)   By Popular Demand we have re-published this episode.   Each weekend we are choosing the most listened to and  commented on episodes for you to enjoy. This interview was previously published in 2017 Christine Doan (015)   About Christine – Christine’s first memories of horses was […]

Filed Under: dressage, equestrian, equestrian competitor, equine, instructor

0168 – Andrea Williams

March 16, 2018 by Horse Chats

Using a Holistic Approach to Communicate With Horses   About Andrea – Andrea has a background in dressage, eventing and show horse.  She is also a dressage specialist, trainer, coach and been a FEI dressage competitor.   To Listen to Andrea Williams on iTunes – Click Here Or Listen below   Andrea’s Favourite Inspirational Quote […]

Filed Under: coaching, dressage, equine therapy, eventing, horse shows, instructor, teaching

0167 – Anna O’Keppel

March 15, 2018 by Horse Chats

I Am Doing What I Love Doing, It Is Amazing.  Riding Cheers You Up, It is Therapy   About Anna – Anna is a dressage specialist instructor, she is also a National A Level Dressage Judge and teaches riders from beginners to advanced at her property in Pheasants Nest NSW.   To Listen to Anna […]

Filed Under: coaching, dressage, equestrian, instructor, teaching

0166 – Rebecca Ashton

March 14, 2018 by Horse Chats

Pilates For Equestrian Riders and Equestrian Journalist   About Rebecca – Rebecca is a dressage rider, trainer and coach, she is also a Pilates Instructor for Equestrian Riders and an Equestrian Journalist.   To Listen to Rebecca Ashton on iTunes – Click Here Or Listen below   Rebecca’s Favourite Inspirational Quote – If you do […]

Filed Under: coaching, dressage, equine therapy, teaching

0165 – Anne-Katrin Liebe

March 13, 2018 by Horse Chats

Achieving a Harmonic Dialog with Horses   About Anne-Katrin – Anne-Katrin has a background in dressage, showjumping and eventing.  She is also a dressage rider, trainer and competitor.  Anne-Katrin also coaches students, beginners to advance on her property at Arcadia. She also breeds German riding ponies   To Listen to Anne-Katrin Liebe on iTunes – […]

Filed Under: coaching, dressage, equestrian, eventing, horses, instructor, showjumping, teaching

0164 – Dr Haley Randle

March 12, 2018 by Horse Chats

Appreciate The Horse For What He or She Is, Horses Are All Individuals   About Haley – Haley is an Associated Professor of Equine Science and has  Equine Industry Related Qualification/ Experience/ Achievements as well as a PhD in Animal Science.  She is the Ex-President of the International Society for Equitation Science and a member of the […]

Filed Under: confidence with horses, equine, equine therapy, horses, teaching

0163 – Jeremy Michaels (Listeners’ Choice)

March 11, 2018 by Horse Chats

It Takes Passion, Hard Work, an Open Mind and Being Open to Mistakes to Work with Horses . . . and Never Stop Learning  (Listeners’ Choice)   By Popular Demand we have re-published this episode.   Each weekend we are choosing the most listened to and  commented on episodes for you to enjoy. This interview was […]

Filed Under: coaching, equestrian, equine, instructor, teaching

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