Archives: Practitioners

After training for British Horse Society qualifications in the UK, Julie was first introduced to equitation science at one of Andrew’s clinics in Dunedin, New Zealand, in 2005. She was … Read more

Sarah was first introduced to equitation science at one of Andrew’s clinics back in 2007. Since then she has visited the AEBC three times, spending a total of 6 months … Read more

Hanna has enjoyed studying Equitation Science as it is aligned to her ethics in horse training. The diploma has taught her a science-based program which is very practical for everyday … Read more

Erika Oudshoorn sought out the ES methods after purchasing a warmblood that had been trained with this method in New Zealand. With a science background she thoroughly enjoyed the detail … Read more

Tayla has ridden and competed horses her whole life and always had a practical and ethical viewpoint when training horses. When she was introduced to equitation science she applied to … Read more

Bec Kerr, trainer at Maungatua Equestrian, is based at new facilities near the Dunedin International Airport in New Zealand. Bec has been using ES methods to train and re-train horses … Read more

I’ve been involved with equitation science since 2007 when I first attended one of Andrew’s clinics in New Zealand. After visiting the AEBC later that year, I came home with … Read more

Jody Hartstone is a Grand Prix dressage rider who specialises in coaching and lecturing in Equitation Science both in New Zealand and globally in countries that include the UK, Ireland, … Read more