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Equestrian Coaches Learning Circle
Teaching and Coaching

Equestrian Coaches Learning Circle

Cristina Wilkins and Sue Halden-Brown -
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The Coaching Sweet Spot Part 1: Balancing Tradition and Science
Horse Culture

The Coaching Sweet Spot Part 1: Balancing Tradition and Science

Sue Halden-Brown -
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Securing Your Horse’s Future Starts with Training
Groundwork

Securing Your Horse’s Future Starts with Training

Sophie Wyllie, Equitation Science International -
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Facts and Myths in Horse Training
Horse Training

Facts and Myths in Horse Training

Dr Kate Fenner, BEqSc (Hons), PhD -
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A Guide to Self-Carriage
Horse Training

A Guide to Self-Carriage

Dr Kate Fenner, BEqSc (Hons), PhD -
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Identifying ‘fearfulness’ in foals could improve horse sports’ safety, say researchers
Equitation Science

Identifying ‘fearfulness’ in foals could improve horse sports’ safety, say researchers

Christa Lesté-Lasserre -
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In the court of public opinion, would your equestrian lifestyle win the trial?
Horse Culture

In the court of public opinion, would your equestrian lifestyle win the trial?

Gill Keegan -
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Future Proofing Pony Club with an Evidence Base
Horse Culture

Future Proofing Pony Club with an Evidence Base

Portland Jones, Diploma in Equitation Science, PhD -
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The Standardbred’s Track-to-Hack Journey Part 10 (Final): The Training Principles
Off The Track

The Standardbred’s Track-to-Hack Journey Part 10 (Final): The Training Principles

Alistair McLean, Diploma of Equitation Science -
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The Standardbred’s Track-to-Hack Journey Part 9: Andy’s Equitana Experience
Off The Track

The Standardbred’s Track-to-Hack Journey Part 9: Andy’s Equitana Experience

Alistair McLean, Diploma of Equitation Science -
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