All episodes

0187: Fiona Fehlberg - Everyday You Learn Something New Because Horses Are Your Teachers

0186: Lisa Finn - Have Empathy For Your Horse, When Things Don't Work Then Try Something Different

0185: Alex Brown - Received the 'Armada Dish', Presented by Queen Elizabeth For Competing at Badminton CCI Four Star on 5 consecutive Badminton years on the same horse.

0184: Judy Peel LC - Straightness in the Horse is Very Important and Also Very Difficult To Achieve

0183: George Sanna LC - Dual Olympian Showjumper Learnt To Ride From An Ex-Calvary Instructor

0182: Jaymie Loy - The Best Thing About Working With Horses Is That You Learn Something New Every Day

0181: Ann Behringer - Working With Horses Is A Good Lifestyle

0180: Antoinette Foster - Equine Nutritional Therapist Discusses the Ideal Diet For Horses

0179: Sharna Kirkham - Breathe and Relax to Achieve a Harmonious Connection with Horses

0178: Sue Green - Travelling the World, While Working With Horses

0177: Rebecca Craig LC - International Horse Person and Groom Extraordinaire

0176: Robert Stewart LC - International Show Jumper and World Cup Competitor, Now Supporting Riders to Achieve their Dreams

0175: Jason Hill - Using Exercise Physiology to Assist Horse Riders Maintain Strength and Fitness and Prevent Injury

0174: Tania Harding - You Can Enjoy the Horse Industry Where You Get to Live Your Life Rather Than Work

0173: Wendy Schaeffer - Youngest Female to Win Olympic Gold Medal in Equestrian Three Day Event

0172: Jonna McLean 3 - "Ten Steps for Further Foal Handling"

0171: Gisela Nilsson-Harding - 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

0170 - Suzie Hutchison LC - Showjumping Hall of Fame Inductee - Outstanding Contribution to the Sport of Showjumping

0169: Christine Doan LC - Using 'Wholism' to achieve the Olympics Dream

0168: Andrea Williams - Using a Holistic Approach to Communicate With Horses

0167: Anna O'Keppel - I Am Doing What I Love Doing, It Is Amazing. Riding Cheers You Up, It is Therapy

0166: Rebecca Ashton - Pilates For Equestrian Riders and Equestrian Journalist

0165: Anne-Katrin Liebe - Achieving a Harmonic Dialog with Horses

0164: Dr Hayley Randle - Appreciate The Horse For What He or She Is, Horses Are All Individuals

0163: Jeremy Michaels LC - It Takes Passion, Hard Work, an Open Mind and Being Open to Mistakes to Work with Horses . . . and Never Stop Learning

0162: Terry Cowan LC - 42 Years on the Show Circuit with the Woodhurst Show Team

0161: Ben Blay - Successful Young Rider Competing Internationally Transitioning Into FEI Competitions

0160: Steve Halfpenny - Challenging Traditional Thinking About Horse Training

0159: Nicole Stewart - Helped Transform The Riding and Lives of Thousands of Equestrian Athletes Around The World

0158: Paul Cairns - Classical Dressage and Showjumping With a Strong Focus on Effective Execution and Elegance in Execution to Maximise Results

0157: Kate O'Connor - Get a Horse Industry Qualification and Know That There Is a Lot of Manure to Pick Up Before You Get To The Glamorous Bits

0156: Lea Bierman LC - Grand Prix Rider, Grand Prix Trainer, Grand Prix Coach

0155: Monty Roberts LC - The Man Who Listens To Horses

0154: Dr Camie Heleski - The Best Thing About Working In the Horse Industry Is That The Line Between Your Job and Your Hobby Becomes Very Blurry

0153: Diana Waters 2 - "Ten Ways to Improve Your Riding: A Bio-mechanical Approach"

0152: Peter Gillis - The Decision To Go Full Time With Horses Has Been Great

0151: Neil Pye - You Need To Be a 'Forever' Student of Horsemanship and The Study of Horses For As Many Lifetimes As We Have

0150: Danielle (Dani) Keogh - Using Physiotherapy To Improve Rider Position As Well as Lower Back and Pelvic Pain

0149: Sue Chandler LC - Riding, Travelling, Teaching, Judging - Sue is living the horse person's dream

0148: Vicki Roycroft LC - Extraordinary International Showjumping & Three Day Eventing Competitor

0147: Debbie Burgermeister 2 - "Ten Tips for Beginner Horse Lovers to Have a Safer Start With Horses"

0146: Tom Simpson (Physio Tom) - Equine Performance Physiotherapy to Treat Injuries and Maintain Performance

0145: Emily O'Connell - Use Dressage For The Horse and Not The Horse For Dressage

0144: Johnathan (Jonna) McLean 2 - "Ten Tips For Initial Foal Handling"

0143: Trisha McCagh - Animals Are the Bridge Between Us and The Beauty of All that is Natural

0142: Ben Netterfield LC - World Cup Showjumper Specialising in Micro Post Traumatic Stress for Riders

0141: Dr Andrew McLean LC - Award Winning Equine Scientist, Equine Trainer, Equestrian Coach and Speaker

0140: Jenny Carroll - There Are Rewards In Seeing Progress and Improvement in The Way a Horse Goes

0139: Tui Teka - The Difference Between Humans and Horses is That Horses Never Lie

0138: Fiona Heysen - It Is The Trust Element That I Find Quite Extraordinary About Horses

0137: Lindsay Nylund - Surviving the Unexpected - Fall Safety Training for Horse Riders

0136: Julie-Anne Humphries 2 - "Ten Hot Tips to Becoming a Better Horseperson"

0135: Pip Tonkin 2 - "Ten Ways to Make Lessons More Fun and Focused"

0134: Dr Marc Pierard - What Is In It For The Horse? Is He Finding This Okay Or Is He Showing Signs of Discomfort and What Can I Do to Help Him?

0133: Iris Huisman - Clicker Training: The Importance of the Time Between Click and Reward

0132: Tanja Mitton - Thinking That You Are Always Going To Be Broke If You Work With Horses, Is a Fallacy and Just Wrong

0131: Meredith Chapman - The More Time You Spend On The Ground With Your Horse, The Easier It Is When You Ride

0130: Dr Kirrily Thompson - Interactions With Horses Become So Important To How We See the Rest Of The Work

0129: Tim Calkin - You Don't Have to Have a Superstar to Have a Lot of Fun on a Horse

0128: Ann Montgomery - My Career With Horses Has Opened So Many Avenues of Travel for Me That I Never Even Imagined

0127: Kate Fenner - Have Empathy To Be Able To See Things From The Horses Point of View

0126: Philippa Collier - To Be a Good Judge, You Must Choose To Be Respected Over Choosing To Be Liked

0125: Sam Lyle - It is a Challenge for Professional Riders to Find a Balance Between Horses, Family and Mortgage

0124: Dr Katrina Merkies - Horses Speak Very Clearly, We Just Need to Pay Attention

0123: Katie-lea Quigley - Love Of All Things Equestrian, Digital and Design

0122: Sheila Ramsay - Research into Hoof Wall Separation Disease (HWSD) Funded Through Social Media

0121: Elizabeth Grenda-Young - The Best Thing About Working With Horses Is What The Horse Gives Back To You

0120: Larissa Bilston - The Most Important Thing To Feed a Horse is Grass, Then Only Add the Calories Your Horse Needs

0119 - Hunter Doughty - If You Have Enthusiasm and Commitment To Working In The Horse Industry Then Opportunities Will Come

0118: Anita Marchesani - Gaining An Equine Qualification is the Beginning of an Equine Career, It Is Then Your Responsibility to Continue to Learn

0117: Barbara Padalino - Keeping Horses Happy and Healthy While Travelling Long Distances

0116: Kerry Crees - Enjoy Your Horses and Treat Them as You Would Like to Be Treated

0115: Michelle Despax - Using Alexander Technique in the Holistic Approach to Improve the Rider and Horse Combination

0114: Jamie Murray - We Can't Just Dominate, We Must Educate To Allow the Horse to be Part of the Team

0113: Arianne Nijhuis - Getting Fit and Getting Strong Can Really Influence Your Riding

0112: Heath Ryan - To Achieve the Dream, the Rider Has to Have a Horse Who Can Do The Job and A Horse Has to Have a Rider Who Can Do The Job

0111: Dr Andrew McLean 2 - "Ten Training Principles For All Horse Interactions"

0110: Jill Sinclair - It Is A Huge Challenge to Juggle Family Life and Horses

0109: Jenny Manuel - Giving Disadvantaged Kids the Opportunity to Experience Horses

0108: Felicity Perry - Be Prepared to Keep Listening to Horses and Learning About Horses, They Are Life Skills

0107: Sarah Venamore - Have Enough Tools In Your Toolbox So Both You and Your Horse Enjoy Your Riding

0106: Merindah Thomson - Dressage Lessons For Jumping Riders and Jumping Lessons for Dressage Riders

0105: Adam Riess - The Quality of the Pace is More Important Than the Movements

0104: Diane Jenkyn - You Can Only Train Your Horse As Fast As They Will Let You

0103: Elizabeth (Liz) Tollarzo - I Would Always Add 'Horse' To the Weekly Grocery List Until My Parents Bought Me One

0102: Rachelle Wilson - It Takes a Team To Make a Successful Horse and A Successful Rider

0101: Suzan McDermott There Are No Shortcuts With Horses, Aim for Long Term Successful Outcomes

0100: Dr Angelo Telatin - Theory Without Practice is Useless. Practice Without Theory is Senseless

0099: Delwyn Ogilvy - The Biggest Complement a Horse Can Give You Is Trust

0098: Heather Moffett - Using the Equisimulator to Train the Classical Seat

0097: Nina Clarke - Horses Get Confused If Riders Don't Stay Consistent

0096: Sharmayne Spencer -If Horses Have a Good Brain, It Is a Definite Advantage

0095: Diana (Di) Keach - Good Riders Have a Desire to Train So Well, That They Win As a Consequence

0094: Sam Fasher - Find Out What A Horse Needs Rather Than What We Can Enforce On It

0093: Megan Jones - Focus On Your Journey, Your Ride and Being the Best You Can Be

0092: Pollyann Huntington - Riders Are In Too Much of a Hurry, It Takes Time to Establish Basic Training

0091: Tarsha Hammond - 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

0090: Anne Battley - Teach Your Horse To Go Forwards, Backwards and Sideways. These are the Basics For Any Discipline

0089: Chris Chugg - If You Make It Easy For Your Horse to Learn You Make The Job Easier For You

0088: Wendy Barker - Using Poles to Cross Train Dressage Horses