• Do you want a more trusting and joyful relationship with your horse?
  • Do you want your horse to be a calm but enthusiastic learner, focused and actively taking part in the training process?
  • Do you want to improve your horse's performance, emotional self-control and general motivation, as well as solving problem behaviours?  

Clicker or marker training is being used with great success on every species of animal imaginable by trainers around the world.  More and more horse trainers of all disciplines and backgrounds are realising the power of clicker training and getting dramatic results both at home and in competition. Find out how to reap the benefits with your own horse!
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Learn how to train your horse using positive reinforcement - it's very effective and a lot of fun for both horse and trainer.  

​Whether you train sporthorses for competition, bring on youngsters or hack out with your mates, you can have a calm, happy horse who is focused, motivated and eager to learn and play with you.   This is the fast track to a lighter, more responsive horse under saddle and on the ground.

Research shows that horses trained using positive reinforcement learn tasks faster, retain their learning longer, experience less stress and respond to their human trainers more positively than horses trained using solely pressure-release methods.  It's a no-brainer.

It's effective, it's efficient and it's ethical.  ​THIS is the future of horse training!
Explore the website to find out more about me, my teaching and training philosophy and how you can learn more.

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Learn how to clicker train your horse, or enhance your existing clicker training skills. Theory, foundation behaviours, problem solving, trick training, timing & technique, or anything else you would like to work on.

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 Improve performance, lay solid groundwork for your young horse, make caretaking/veterinary procedures easier, or just teach some cute tricks.  
​The sky is the limit!
​If you're a kiwi interested in clicker training for horses, please join the Facebook group "NZ Equine Clicker Training". ​  
This is a supportive, friendly place to ask questions, problem solve, share success, and organise clinics and get-togethers.  Come and join us!  (Note this is a locally-focused group for New Zealanders only).