At 56, I’m still as horse-obsessed as I was at 16 — only now with 35 years of experience, a few more grey hairs, and a lot more understanding of what makes horses tick.

My life’s work has been about one thing: helping horses move, feel, and live better.

From breeding and raising foals, to training horses right through to FEI level, to now working with Thoroughbreds on and off the track — it’s been a full-circle journey of discovering how posture and biomechanics shape everything about a horse’s physical life.

I’ve always believed good posture isn’t just for pretty pictures — it’s the secret to soundness, comfort, and performance.

When a horse learns to carry itself correctly, it’s like watching them exhale and say, “Ah, that’s how I’m meant to move.”

They become stronger, straighter, and so much happier in their work. That’s the kind of transformation I live for.

After 15 years studying Légèreté, I learned that true lightness isn’t just in the reins — it’s in the whole body.

It’s about balance, ease and that effortless partnership between horse and human. Those lessons now flow into everything I do, from helping racehorses develop symmetry and strength, to supporting retired Thoroughbreds finding their new rhythm in life.

I’ve seen it all — the wobbly foals, the overachievers, the quirky geniuses — and every single one has taught me something new about the importance of posture, patience, and feel.

Whether it’s on a treadmill, in the arena, or out in the paddock, my goal’s the same:

Help horses find their best version of themselves — strong, balanced, and ready to shine.

LET ME HELP YOU TOO! :)