It takes a special person to train horses to become calm, confident and relaxed.
The same can be said for training the rider, particularly if she's new or returning to horse riding after a break, like so many of us are.
I've got every confidence in these women listed below to do exactly that.
Read their words of wisdom on how to gain confidence on and around your horse.
~Colleen
Jannie is the Founder of Equine Core Connections. Her program is about developing healthy happy horses that are understood. Through a well thought out framework, you’ll learn to educate your horse gymnastically in a fun way while creating connection that goes beyond expectations.
Sue is a multi-award winning equine sports professional, rider and trainer. She uses her intuitive feel, learned from over 50 years working with horses, to help riders overcome obstacles which are preventing them from maximising their riding potential.
Riding Pants must Look Good: They need to hide my thigh dimples (hello, yesterday’s fish n chips!), do the job of holding in my tummy that the lady on the DVD promised would happen after hours of sweaty yoga (she lied), give that look of miles of leg (more leg!). Oh, and be in a colour OTHER THAN WHITE.
Choosing between suede, silicone and no-added-seat bootcut horse riding pants isn’t simply about how much grip you want. For the mature horsewoman, comfort, support and how the pants move through a full day matter just as much as the seat itself.
Many riders hesitate at the price of quality riding pants, but understanding what makes them more durable, comfortable and practical reveals their true value. This article breaks down the craftsmanship, fit, and long-term benefits that distinguish better riding pants from cheaper alternatives.