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PODCAST

Canter Therapy

Dr Shelley Appleton & Kathryn Christieson

A podcast hosted by Dr. Shelley Appleton of Calm Willing Confident Horses and Kathryn Christieson of Firenza Park Equine Services on all things horse and learning

education self-improvement

All Episodes

00:48:29

35: Herd Dynamics with Kerry Thomas

Canter Therapy ·

2022/05/13

If you have listened to a few of our episodes you will have probably heard Shelley mention Kerry Thomas. Shelley initially found him when she went down a rabbit hole looking for more information about separation anxiety. Kerry has a very unique way of looking at and defining herd dynamics. We talk about how these dynamics are connected to a horses’ individual sensory soundness, and in turn, their performance. The more awareness we can have about our horses the better we are able to understand

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00:49:01

34: From Racehorse to Riding Horse

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2022/05/11

When we take on an Off the Tracker we sometimes forget or underestimate the rehabilitation that needs to be done. They require a lot of time and a team of professionals to help rehab them both mentally and physically. Thoroughbreds are one of Shelley's absolute favourites and in this episode we talk about the many aspects that need to be understood when we expect these guys to just fall into a life of a pleasure horse. There are so many benefits to these guys and they can be the best riding partners

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00:49:14

33: All Aspects of Getting Out of the Arena

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2022/04/23

There is so much more to 'trail riding' than just getting on your horse and going. It is imperative that our horses have a good foundation in order to be safe and willing companions out on the trail. Shelley and Kathryn talk about the many aspects that are involved, what sometimes goes wrong and some exercises to help us work through the challenging times.

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00:42:56

32: People Pleasing

Canter Therapy ·

2022/03/25

The influence our core beliefs have on our horse training can be astounding. Horses bring so much awareness to the things we need to work on. Shelley recently wrote a blog on people pleasing and it’s affects on the way we work with horses and why it doesn’t work with horses. In this episode we discuss it in a bit more depth and talk about why having strong boundaries is being kind and compassionate in the long run.

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00:46:13

31: Case Study of a Pony Called Roger

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2022/03/18

Roger is a red headed pony, owned by Kathryn, and the reason that Kathryn and Shelley met. He was a worried, sensitive and reactive horse who tested Kathryn in so many ways and has taken her on a journey to meet and learn from so many people. Roger has struggled with many physical issues such as stringhalt, dental issues and unsoundness as well as teaching Kathryn about conformation, mindset and dedication. He really has been one of those horses who takes you on a wild adventure of personal

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00:38:22

30: How to Create a Naughty Horse

Canter Therapy ·

2022/03/04

‘The horse does one of two things. He does what he thinks he’s supposed to do, or He does what he thinks he needs to do to survive.’ -Ray Hunt Horses aren't born with naughty habits, although some do have more of a tendency to learn them, everything that a horse learns is taught. Horses often learn by accident, they learn by the ‘release of pressure’. There is also a motivation for the behaviour and they are often feeling negatively of the situation. Problems also occur when people are ignorant of

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00:32:57

29: Reducing Liability

Canter Therapy ·

2022/02/25

When Shelley went to renew her insurance policy she found some of the paperwork to not only be entertaining but quite concerning and a reflection on the current beliefs in the equine community.

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00:43:53

28: Influencing a Horses' Thought with Ross Jacobs

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2022/02/18

Ross Jacobs is an Australian Horseman who has a way of working with a horse that benefits both the horse and rider. He focuses on what a horses thoughts are, primary and secondary, and the ways in which we can influence and change them. Due to horses submissive nature it is easy to get horses to do things but more focus needs to be put into the way that they feel when doing these things. You can find Ross on Facebook at: Good Horsemanship - Ross Jacobs

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00:58:07

27: Life Lessons and Horses with Brendan O'Reilly

Canter Therapy ·

2022/02/04

Brendan O'Reilly has many talents both with horses and completely separate. He fought professionally as a mixed martial art fighter and now spends his time as a saddle maker and starting colts. This episode discusses the similarities that horses have with other parts of our lives and the things that they can teach us. Instagram: oreilly_coltandsaddle Website: oreillysaddlery.com

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00:34:04

26: Horsemanship Journeys with Lindsay Finan

Canter Therapy ·

2022/01/07

Lindsay is a super interesting and incredible woman from New Zealand. She is such a supportive, knowledgeable and thoughtful horsewoman and it was such a pleasure to listen to her stories. Keep an ear out to hear the story about the pig!

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00:56:17

25: Questions Answered -Part One

Canter Therapy ·

2021/12/16

Recently, Shelley and I have been asking our guests questions from a list that we put together. We thought it was time that we started answering some of the questions ourselves. This will be the first of a few podcasts of Shelley and my answers and we may.... get a little off topic. This episode covers a bit more background on us and the things that frustrate us most about the industry, as well as the things people can start now to improve themselves!

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00:39:48

24: Horsemanship Journeys with Karen Rohlf

Canter Therapy ·

2021/12/02

We got brave and asked Karen Rohlf to come on our podcast! Karen has been mentioned by many of our guests as being pivotal in influencing their journeys into horsemanship from dressage. She is a leader in combining the art of dressage and horsemanship and bringing together these two worlds that can appear as different cultural landscapes. You can find Karen on Facebook at: Dressage Naturally with Karen Rohlf-Training, Clinics, Educational Material on Instagram: @dressagenaturally

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00:56:46

23: Horsemanship Journeys with Pauly Daniel

Canter Therapy ·

2021/11/18

When you listen to Pauly Daniel speak you can't help but notice his connection and affinity with horses. He has an incredible dedication to self improvement and an unwavering commitment to true horsemanship. You can find Pauly on Facebook at: Daniel-Tessari Horse Reflections on Instagram @dthr_horsetraining

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00:41:23

22: Horsemanship Journeys with Lisa King

Canter Therapy ·

2021/11/15

In this weeks podcast, Shelley and Kathryn had the pleasure of speaking with Lisa King. Lisa has found a way to apply horsemanship to dressage in her own way. She has an fantastic understanding of emotions and the way they impact both the horse and rider. In her day to day life, Lisa specialises in building relationships, developing young horses and working with horses with behavioural problems. You can find Lisa on Facebook at: Lisa King Equine on Instagram @lisa.king_equine

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00:36:04

21: Confidence and Trust

Canter Therapy ·

2021/11/04

When it comes to horses, there is a big group of people that struggle with their confidence in the everyday tasks with their horses. You are not alone. Shelley offered a short one week course in her private Facebook group. In this podcast we discuss some of the results which might surprise you! And also give you some ideas on things to do to help improve your confidence with your horse. If you haven't yet read Shelley's book 'Confidence & Trust' it is a fantastic ebook that puts together all the

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00:31:24

20: Horsemanship Journeys with Amalia Dempsey

Canter Therapy ·

2021/10/29

Shelley, Kathryn and Amalia all discovered there was more to horses by first discovering horsemanship. Amalia focuses on helping riders achieve connection and communication with their horses so that they can be happy, willing and relaxed partners. You can find Amalia on Facebook at: Amalia Dempsey Horsemanship and on Instagram at: amalia_horses

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00:29:16

19: The Balance of Competing

Canter Therapy ·

2021/10/16

Can you choose the horse first and the sport second? Competition has a fantastic role in giving our training purpose and direction but it can be a hard balance to find where to push our horses versus when to back off.

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00:40:14

18: Pleasure and Relief

Canter Therapy ·

2021/10/07

Understanding reinforcement and punishment in horse training. We talk about the 4 quadrants of behaviour and how each is applicable to the work we do with horses.

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00:30:40

17: Defining Groundwork

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2021/09/30

What is ‘groundwork’? When does it start? What does it look like and how do we do it?

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00:32:23

16: Spring is Here

Canter Therapy ·

2021/09/16

Now that Spring is upon us it's a really important time to be hypervigilant about laminitis. Laminitis comes in many forms but feed-induced laminitis is preventable and it is our job as horse owners to educate ourselves so that we can make the best choices for our horses. It is incredibly painful and not something that anyone wants to go through so it's time to have a look at your management practices.

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