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What’s Your Vision for You and Your Horse?

Horses live in the moment, but as humans, we thrive on direction. Without a clear vision, it’s easy to fall into old patterns—reacting instead of shaping the future we want. So, what do you truly want for you and your horse? Let’s explore how clarity and small, intentional steps can create the partnership you’ve been dreaming of.

The Power of Words in Horsemanship: How Your Language Shapes Our Relationships

Momentary Intent, Momentous Impact Every word we speak carries weight. In a fleeting moment, a simple phrase can build trust or break it, inspire courage or instill doubt. Words are not just sounds—they are intentions set loose into the world, shaping how others feel,...

Thinking outside “The Box”:  Navigating the current Landscape of Horse Keeping

How do you keep your horse? In a box 24/7, except for the time you go to visit and either ride or do whatever it is you do with your horse? (0 points) Stabled in a box most of the day, with a few hours of turn out in a small paddock by himself? (2 points) Stabled in a...
Finding Flow: The Balance of Asking and Allowing

Finding Flow: The Balance of Asking and Allowing

Your relationship with your horse is like a dance—whether riding, walking, or working on the ground, clear and balanced communication creates harmony. Learn how to align your energy and signals for a more connected partnership.

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To Treat or not to Treat: That is the question….

To Treat or not to Treat: That is the question….

It is Christmas Time – and there are Christmas Treats coming and going all over the place. For horses and humans alike. So, I thought it would be a good time to bring back an article I wrote about 7 years ago, but is still very relevant. What I am about to share is my...

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Curiosity Builds Confidence—for You and Your Horse

Curiosity Builds Confidence—for You and Your Horse

Have you ever noticed how a horse approaches something unfamiliar? They don’t rush in blindly. Instead, they pause, observe, sniff, and perhaps take a cautious step back before inching forward again. That spark of curiosity is...

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What Horses Have Taught Me About Fear

What Horses Have Taught Me About Fear

How many times have you felt afraid of doing something and then had a coach or a friend say: “Oh, you’ll be fine! Just do it!” Did it make you feel braver? Or maybe not seen or heard? I have been that coach. I have lost count of how many clients I have coaxed and...

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Do you know what your horse is doing right now?

Do you know what your horse is doing right now?

You know those 20 plus hours a day when your horse is at his/her livery yard, waiting for you to show up? Do you know what he/she is doing? Searching for something to nibble? Hanging her/his head over a stable door? Grooming an equine friend? Having a play? Sleeping?...

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Understanding Your Horse’s Natural World: A Beginner’s Guide

Understanding Your Horse’s Natural World: A Beginner’s Guide

When we first start working with horses, it's easy to focus on the basics—feeding, grooming, riding—but there’s a deeper layer that often gets overlooked: understanding your horse’s natural world. By understanding the behaviors that make your horse who they are, you...

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Our Manifesto

Our Manifesto

At The Two Grey Mares, we believe that every horse and their person deserves a relationship built on trust, understanding, and care. What does it mean to STAND UP FOR YOUR HORSE? Natural Connection We focus on understanding the true nature of horses and how to...

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