What's available inside!

Buckle up your air vest - we are heading out cross country!   You don't get more experienced than 5* Eventer and Super Coach, John Twomey, and he is here to help you get your flatwork on form, show you the tips to a confident jumping partner, and give you the insight into approaching all the obstacles cross-country with confidence.

Whether you are starting a youngster on his eventing career, want to prepare a fitness program for your first competition back, or have your eyes set firmly on the stars,  John has got your back!

Do you want a more gymnastic horse?  No, we don’t mean handstands and backflips!
If you’re bored of riding in circles and want to add some more variety to your sessions, pole work is a great way to spice up your training.
Aside from being great fun, pole work has many benefits in the development of your horse; improving adjustability, suppleness, strength, and power. For the rider, it assists in perfecting accuracy and timing of aids as well as increasing feel and connection.

 AML Equestrian Coaching and pole pattern extraordinaire Amanda Lewer, shares a collection of patterns for everyone -  with demonstrations and commentary.  Learn how to put a variety of fantastic exercises into practice and get a more balanced, connected horse.

If you have ever seen Guy Mclean work with horses, you’d be forgiven for thinking he has telepathic abilities. They say a magician never reveals his secrets, but in this series the legendary Australian Horseman and 2 x World Champion of Road to the Horse shows us how it is done. 
If your horse is more interested in finding his next mouthful of grass than finding a connection with you, don’t be disheartened - Guy will teach you his Natural Horsemanship techniques and it won't involve pulling a carrot out of your hat!
Your connection building starts with establishing correct groundwork, including:  how to lead, rein back, ground tie, long-reining and working under pressure.  As you progress you can learn his tips for starting under saddle basics, as well as more advanced moves like flying changes, spins and obstacles.
With Guy’s demonstrations on how to create a fantastic relationship with your horse through being a calm, correct and kind leader, you too can learn equestrian magic!

Taking your newly acquired speed demon and turning them into a calm, sound and healthy performance horse is a truly admirable venture. As many re-homers, re-trainers and well-meaning novice riders can attest though, it can be a path with pitfalls if you don’t truly understand the process. 

We have put together a fantastic team of professionals that are going to walk you through all the different elements you will want to consider. They will help you unlock your horse’s potential by understanding the type of horse you are working with, how they change as they transition from high-octane track environment to pleasure or performance homes and show you the path to successful re-training. 

They will take you through your OTTB’s nutritional and gut health needs, possible injuries, asymmetries and how to develop rehab programs, saddlefit considerations unique to their conformation and changing muscle condition, and the keys to successful groundwork, ridden exercises, polework and fitness programs.  

You are what you eat - and they are what you feed them!  For a big, grass-eating beastie, you would think they would be easy to feed?  Insert 'eye roll' here! 

If you have owned horses for any length of time, you will know by now that What, How, Where and How Much we feed them is constantly in our minds.  And there are about as many opinions on the subject as there are poops to pick up from our equine pals!

Our experts are here to help cut through the er, um, manure!  Myth busting, simplifying, explaining the science behind it - we've got leading Nutritionists, Vets, and Gut Health experts to help you get the best out of your feed bag and have the healthiest horse.

How many ways can a horse hurt itself??  Apparently, it's inversely proportional to your credit card limit!

For such big animals, horses can be pretty fragile creatures - and a bit of prevention, added to a whole lot of knowledge can go a long way.  From wounds, lameness, abscesses, losing shoes, (the list goes on....) knowing what to do when things go wrong can be pretty overwhelming.   

This fantastic series takes you through the Big 5 -

.Dentistry
.First Aid and Veterinary Care
.Farriery and Hoof Care
.Physiotherapy
.Rehabilitation

You will learn an array of useful skills and information so that the next time your horse goes into self destruct mode (probably right before a competition) you will be confident in handling a crisis!

Our gear makes all the difference!  When it comes to understanding pressure and how a horse reacts to it, your saddle and bit fit is of the utmost importance.

We rely on our saddle and bit for our safety, steering, communication and comfort.  With the huge advances in technology, a whole world of understanding has opened up to us in how pressure from our gear affects our horse's movement, muscle and joint health and obviously, his behaviour.

Getting it wrong can end in wild rides, or face plants in the sand!  And in this case, prevention is definitely better than cure!

Whilst sometimes new info can be an eye-opener and leave us feeling not a little guilty, this series is going to leave you inspired and uplifted to learn as much as you can!

New advances and understanding gives us better choices, which empowers us to give our horses the best chance to be happy, healthy and comfortable ♥️

We get it! Life is busy.

Given the choice between exercising or laying on the couch browsing social media, doing the work out is not the easy option. But only one of those choices is going to make you a better rider - hint: it’s not scrolling Instagram!

We put so much effort into getting our horses fit and strong and we owe it to them to do the same for ourselves. 

Inside you will find exercises to improve your core strength, flexibility and breathing, protect your back and improve your riding. From strength training, pilates, nutrition, and the all-important mindset, this rider specific series brings out the best in you, so you can bring out the best in your horse.

So grab a fit ball and roll out your mat - your phone will be there when you get back!

If you don’t think that grass and poop can be interesting, then we challenge you to watch this series!

Our horses spend the majority of their time on pasture, and it is key to maintaining good health. In this exciting series, we learn from Jane and Stuart Myers and their sustainable horse management Equiculture system.

You’ll learn how to introduce new horses into a paddock, all about sugar/grass ratios in healthy grass length, and how to use rotational grazing systems to maintain pastures and  maximise health ..... plus so much more.

This is a must watch - not just for those managing an equestrian property, but for any one with horses kept on pasture.