August 25, 2020
Picture this. In North London, surprisingly close to skyscrapers, famous landmarks and tube stops, there is a hidden gem of green space and natural beauty. Horses graze amid oak trees […]
July 9, 2020
“Sitting in a field in rural Hampshire watching a clamour of rooks fly back to their roosts, I listen to my three horses munch grass in the fading light. I […]
June 1, 2020
The 2019 Intelligent Horsemanship Recommended Trainers meeting was an early IH highlight of the year. With In-House lectures and everyone sharing information there were many brilliant insights. One of our lectures was […]
May 1, 2020
If you’re a novice rider, say, with two months of lessons under your belt, and someone offers you a dressage stallion (which they describe as ‘temperamental’) to exercise while their […]
April 1, 2020
It was a chance conversation with Kelly during a break in the horse psychology course held at her home in 2017 that got me in to doing the Stage 2. I had […]
March 1, 2019
74% of the horse riding population in the UK are women. In fact, I was surprised the figure wasn’t higher. Almost all of my clients over the last 15 years […]
February 1, 2019
How to retrain a racehorse (and is an ex-racehorse a good idea?) Thoroughbred racehorses are one of the most sensitive and intelligent creatures on the face of the earth, the […]
January 1, 2019
It seems to be true that the older you get the quicker the years go by and after another year full of demo and course organisation I look back and […]
December 1, 2018
Extract from Horse and Hound “It is not OK” by Eleanor Jones – 15th November 2018 Comments by Intelligent Horsemanship Recommended Trainer Dr Rosie Jones-McVey Rosie Jones McVey, who has just […]
November 1, 2018
This isn’t an original title. It’s a phrase I heard in the Jim Collins book ‘Good to Great’ and it’s funny how these things get filed in your subconscious, then […]
