Equestrian Spirit

23/03/2026

Pop Pop!! 🏇🏇🏇

I spent my 20s drilling this grid and now everyone else gets to too. Your welcome!! 🎉🎉

Use it to:
🦄 nail your take off points
🦄 get your eye in
🦄 work on your position over the fence
🦄 build your horses rhythm and Topline
🦄 slow your horse down and build some scope
🦄 gain confidence to do higher fences

simple exercises done well get the gains

20/03/2026

Being a fancy boy is honestly a full-time job.

I don’t walk into a room… I arrive.
There’s a slight pause. A subtle hair adjustment. Maybe a gentle sigh like I’ve just stepped off a private jet (it was actually a Toyota Corolla, but that’s not the point).

My iced coffee? Not just a drink — it’s an accessory.
My outfit? Coordinated. Effortless. Took 45 minutes.

And yes, I will say things like
“Hmm, this lighting isn’t doing me justice”
while standing directly under a perfectly normal light.

People think being a fancy boy is about money…
No no. It’s about energy.

It’s about holding a wine glass you bought for $6 like it’s worth $60.
It’s about calling a basic snack a “light refreshment.”
It’s about judging your own reflection in passing like:
“Do better.”

But the hardest part?
Staying humble… when you’re this elevated. ✨

08/01/2026

Our new pon has gone and done herself a mischief. What started out as what we thought was a hoof wall split turned out to be a significant wound slicing into her hoof.
We desperately rung around for an emergency farrier and Gary Cooper came to our rescue and was surprisingly wonderful. He came out to assess at 1.30 and came back 3 hours later to support the vet treatment. He then stayed 2 hours to continue to help our vet cut back the hoof, bandage and cast.
He was incredibly knowledgeable and helpful in treating and cutting back the injury and his help is so appreciated.
I often get asked for farrier recommendations and I will hands down be continuing to work with Gary and have him manage Luna's case and hooves moving forward.
As always Fiona from all horse vets was great and didn't hesitate as what seemed to not be too bad turned into a significant injury

18/11/2025

17/11/2025

cutest little pops with hunter and Auryn yesterday. We love grids!!! So good for establishing balance, rhythm and take off points to get both the horse and rider approaching fences with confidence and a great gymnastics exercise to boot.

I'm also in love with my new equestrian spirit jump set ❤️ thank you illustrious show jumps

16/11/2025

Mental relaxation in association to the work, the environment, the tack and the person is a prerequisite to the ridden work. What you have on the ground you have in the saddle. What you have in walk, you have worse in the trot, what you have in the trot you have worse in the canter.

Spend time building the foundations to allow you to progress easier rather than trying to rush your horses progression only to find you still have to revisit your foundations continually because you keep plateauing.

This is why we have our holistic horse handling program. It is the 4 pillars we have identified for mental relaxation that allows us to go to work in the saddle and progress more than problem solve. It's a lot easier to not create the problem in the first place than it is to keep going back and fixing it.

This isn't a method, it is a learning of biology and biochemistry

1. Nervous system regulation - can your horse bring it's energy up and down with you without getting stressed and maintaining connection
2. Compassionate leadership - how comfortable are you giving direction? How well does your horse take direction and does your horse seek you for direction?
3. Cuing and communication - does your horse see your aids as a tool to communicate with you? Is it safe for your horse to communicate what it needs to do what you've asked?
4. Emotional agility - do you and your horse have the tools to navigate frustration, fear, and confusion to develop a positive association to work and the environment.

5. Only then are we ready to go to work. And start our ridden training scale.

Are you ready to take the first steps towards becoming a holistic equestrian. Check out our free webinar. Link in the bio

11/11/2025

The third pillar of our holistic horse handling program is emotional agility which is what confidence through curiosity is.
It is taking the emotion of fear where the horse is spooky, reactive, flighty, refusing to move and invite them to redirect that emotion into curiosity. Through curiosity they find confidence as they navigate their fear and realise what they were scared of really isn't that scary.
It works differently to desenitisation by rewiring their experience of fear. Each time they experience fear and overcome through curiosity it makes this rewiring stronger so they start investigating for themselves when they are unsure of something and no longer need the invitation.

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11/11/2025

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07/11/2025

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06/11/2025

I dunno about you guys but I make myself laugh

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04/11/2025

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