"God forbid that I should go to any heaven where there are no horses" ~ R.B. Cunningham-Graham

After spending my teenage years roaming around the countryside on horseback, I am now dedicating my adult life to working hard for horses. 

I am experienced with all types of equines, including: riding school horses/ponies, competition horses, young horses, ex-race horses, foals and the every day riding horse/pony.  I've spent several years studying for and completing BHS exams, certificates in Health and Nutrition from Warwickshire College and a Diploma in Practical Equine Behaviour Therapy from The College for Natural Equine Sciences.  I am now spending two years studying Shiatsu at the Equine Shiatsu & Horsecare Academy.   I also have a keen interest in welfare issues and am a volunteer Welfare Officer for the British Horse Society.

My role as Equine Behaviour Therapy Practitioner can help with many things, including:

• Loading / travelling problems
• Rearing (ridden or on the ground)
• Bucking
• Barging
• Biting / Kicking
• Aggression
• Napping
• Saddling
• Bridling
• Catching
• Spooking
• General ground handling, particulary for the first time horse owner, the unconfident rider/handler, children and their ponies and even for the parents that have just bought their child's first pony.