Education
In Episode 15 of The Equestrian’s Inner Life podcast, host Pernille Hogg sits down with Australian horseman Will Rogers, whose work beautifully reflects this simple yet profound philosophy — that horsemanship and self-development go hand in hand.
Carl Hester’s masterclass at Queensland State Equestrian Centre in 2022 showed not only that he still has the common touch, he is gentle and encouraging in his critiques and observations.
In episode twelve of 'The Equestrian's Inner Life' podcast, host Pernille Hogg speaks with world-renowned breathwork master Dan Brulé.
Luke Harris is in his second year as a qualified farrier, building on the skills and knowledge he gained during his training. Dedicated to providing quality hoof care, with a strong focus on horse welfare, soundness, and performance, and Luke is always looking to continue improving and developing his craft.
When Charlotte Drynan decided to combine the marketing and communications skills she acquired at Bond University with her lifelong passion for equestrian, there was only one place she looked – at the iconic Badminton Estate in the Cotswolds.
Deena Cooper is a registered Performance Psychologist (AHPRA) with a unique edge: she is an active competitive rider who understands the saddle as well as she understands the science.
Keeping a performance horse in top shape isn't just about training, it's about ensuring they feel their best both physically and mentally. With the added pressures of intensive training, competition schedules and extended travel, these horses face a much higher risk of digestive imbalance, which can lead to issues affecting energy levels, condition and behaviour.