…yesterday and this morning I managed to film Roger’s sessions, will get them loaded as soon as I have a minute. Got some real nice learning moments in them 😅 Right now gotta finish packing, have a shower and head to the airport ✈️ The funny guy in the video is Roger’s neighbor, another black beauty. You see Roger ready and waiting at the end. Wishing you all a fab Friday and weekend, if things go to plan I should be in here as normal. Love Zoë 🫶✨🐴

✨Sometimes when I am teaching I get my students to imagine every horse walking around with little digital hour meters on their shoulders quietly clocking up time spent in different subjects. One for groundwork, one for riding and one for daily general skills. I think if we could see those meters clearly, a lot of things in horsemanship would suddenly make more sense. For example… If your dream is liberty, but your horse has thousands of hours clocked under saddle and very little groundwork understanding, then of course certain things are going to feel harder later. Or the opposite… If someone says they desperately want to ride, but year after year the riding meter barely moves while endless hours stack up on the ground, I’d eventually start questioning what’s actually blocking it from happening. Confidence? Fear? Lack of support? The horse? The human? A missing ingredient? And then there’s the daily life meter, the one people often overlook completely. Leading. Standing still. Patience. Bravery training. Emotional regulation. Relationship and bonding. Because horses don’t only become what we train in formal sessions, they become what we repeatedly live with them every single day. ❓So now I’m curious…if your horse really had a visible hour meter, what would it say right now? And more importantly…does it actually line up with the horse, partnership and goals you dream of creating together? 🐴✨🫶

OK peeps, in one hour I’m pressing the LIVE button for our very first little Get Good Coffee Hour 🤩 Remember: 🔹 Bring a horsemanship question if you have one 🔹 You do NOT need your camera on if you do not want 🔹 You can quietly listen if preferred 🔹 Tea drinkers are still welcome 😂 When the time comes, simply click the red LIVE button at the top of the community 👆 See some of you soon ☕🐴✨🫶 Recording can be found here: 🔗 Get Good Coffee Hour Recordings

✨Before she continued she asked the horse: “What do you want from me?” And the horse whispered back: “Everything you’re afraid of becoming.” More honest. More patient. More disciplined. More confident. More vulnerable. More aware. Horses will always ask us to grow, and in all the places we try the hardest to hide from. The only thing standing between us and the partnership we dream of, is not the horse at all - it’s the version of ourselves we’re still learning how to become. But that’s also the beauty of this journey, little by little…ride by ride…lesson by lesson…they help shape us into someone better. ❓What do you think your horse has been trying to whisper to you lately? 🐴✨🫶

✨ Don’t get me wrong, I have good people in my corner and right now thankfully the right people - but at the end of the day, it’s my horses I trust most. They tell me immediately when something is off, when my energy isn’t good enough for them, and they also tell me when everything feels just right. There’s no pretending with horses, no fake intentions, no hidden agenda, they are honest in a way that can be both humbling and healing. One of the greatest lessons they ever taught me was to leave them each day in a place where you can pick up again tomorrow with trust still intact. What a magical thing that is, imagine how different the world would look if more people treated each other the same way. I think, in the end, it all boils down to one simple word: Honesty. ❓What is the biggest lesson your horse has taught you either recently or in the past? 🐴✨🫶