EMMA TARRANT...
Emma has been around horses most of her life...
Riding racehorses from the age of 14 and throughout her teens, showjumping and managing competition yards, but her real interest has always been ‘problem horses’.
Emma qualified as a positive horsemanship trainer in 2007 having spent several years studying with Vanessa Bee.
Emma works with a variety of clients from first time owners to world class competition riders. Loading, ridden and ground handling issues (catching, leading, picking up feet etc) and wild horse handling/training are several of the areas in which she specializes.
Emma uses a positive, quiet approach and instils confidence in both the horse and handler, creating a balanced partnership based on understanding and trust.
When Emma is not working with clients and their horses she is traveling the country filling her own ‘tool box’ Emma has spent time abroad and in the UK observing and working with wild horses and believes that studying the behaviour and interactions of horses in their natural environment allows us a much clearer insight into the true nature of the horse and therefore our domestic equines.
Emma is a founding member of The Good Horsemanship Society and part of the Equine Language School team which aims to educate in the 'true' nature of the horse by studying the behaviour of wild horses.
Riding racehorses from the age of 14 and throughout her teens, showjumping and managing competition yards, but her real interest has always been ‘problem horses’.
Emma qualified as a positive horsemanship trainer in 2007 having spent several years studying with Vanessa Bee.
Emma works with a variety of clients from first time owners to world class competition riders. Loading, ridden and ground handling issues (catching, leading, picking up feet etc) and wild horse handling/training are several of the areas in which she specializes.
Emma uses a positive, quiet approach and instils confidence in both the horse and handler, creating a balanced partnership based on understanding and trust.
When Emma is not working with clients and their horses she is traveling the country filling her own ‘tool box’ Emma has spent time abroad and in the UK observing and working with wild horses and believes that studying the behaviour and interactions of horses in their natural environment allows us a much clearer insight into the true nature of the horse and therefore our domestic equines.
Emma is a founding member of The Good Horsemanship Society and part of the Equine Language School team which aims to educate in the 'true' nature of the horse by studying the behaviour of wild horses.
Emma has been working alongside Vanessa Bee founding a new sport called Horse Agility which has been very successful and is proving to be hugely popular not only in the UK but worldwide!
She is also a Horse Agility Accredited Trainer and Judge (HAAT).
Emma rides and works with some of the top trainers in the UK and Europe, including riding regularly with top classical riding coach Perry Wood and studying the works of great horseman such as Dr Gerd Heuschmann, Mark Rashid, Philippe Karl and Ray Hunt to name but a few.
Emma is available for one to one yard visits, group clinics and consultations.
She is also a Horse Agility Accredited Trainer and Judge (HAAT).
Emma rides and works with some of the top trainers in the UK and Europe, including riding regularly with top classical riding coach Perry Wood and studying the works of great horseman such as Dr Gerd Heuschmann, Mark Rashid, Philippe Karl and Ray Hunt to name but a few.
Emma is available for one to one yard visits, group clinics and consultations.
Please contact Emma for an informal chat to discuss your requirements.
