Romy Kalli Horsemanship and Behaviour

03/12/2021

So important ! When working with me it’s a judgement free space which allows you to be honest and open for EVERYONES safety !

13/10/2021

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Autumn is coming 🥰🤣
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07/10/2021

“I can and I will, watch me.”

This was a saying I used a lot as a teenager. I was fluent in bringing my dreams into reality, sometimes setting them into motion 500+ days before.

It wasn’t a big deal, it was just what I did. And it always worked out, I mean always.

But as I got a bit older, as more people took their piece of me, I forgot how to trust myself and how to be me.

Over the last 3 years, I’ve been on a journey learning how to be Romy again and I can’t wait to feel like ‘I’m home’ again.

Part of this journey is making decision on how I want my life to look and then taking action towards that.

So this month my goals are to:

🍁 Do small things to build trust with myself
🎃 Build confidence for me and my horses by doing this out of our norm
🍂 Launch my Equestrian Horse Lovers Members Club
🐿 Read more

What are you working on this month? Or are you simply just being with no pressure?✨

06/10/2021

Timing is everything⏳

In life, love and you guessed it, horse training.

No matter what kind of training you prefer or discipline you ride, if your timing is off by a second, all your hard work is basically null and void.

Forget the cool trainer.
Forget the special gear.
And try and forget all the money spent.

This is the key to clear communication and progression in horse training.

All of this information and more is available inside my Members Club for Horse Lovers 🤟🏻

Comment or DM me to get inside the Beta round at a discounted rate !!

04/10/2021

Be mindful of under feeding

29/09/2021

We strip graze! What works for you?

LONG OR SHORT GRASS?

I'm asked this question a lot.

Firstly - for what type of horse?

If we're talking about an obese horse, or one with EMS or prone to laminitis, then you'll be concerned about the calorie intake, and WSC (sugar and fructan) intake.

Very short, overgrazed grass in a restricted area (ideally tracks rather than rectangular) with supplementary hay is a better choice than AD LIB healthier pasture with longer grass, for an obese/EMS/laminitic horse.

Why? because on the shorter grass their TOTAL calorie and sugar/fructan intake will be LOWER than on the ad lib longer more mature grass.

However, the longer more mature grass STRIP GRAZED may be an even better choice.

The answer really does depend on your horse, their situation, and your facilities/yard.

❌ It's not about how much sugar is in the grass, per kilo.

✅ It's about how much sugar/fructan and calories your horse can eat over a set period of time!

Always monitor your horse and assess the suitability of their environment from them themselves.

Please share to help spread the word 🐴🍏

(ps this very info is an entry in the Equine Nutrition Learning Centre at http://equinenutritionist.com/equine-nutrition-learning-centre)

28/09/2021

I NEED YOUR HELP PLEASE!!

Hello Everyone,

I am reaching out for a little bit of market research and I would SO appreciate your thoughts...

I am setting up a Private Equestrian Membership Club for Horse Lovers who are:

- Done with feeling alone on their Horsemanship journey
- Overwhelmed with information found online
- Challenging the norms because they know there is a better way
- Learning what is best for their horse
- Ready to feel a part of a like-minded community where they will find direction and information that will empower them and their horses
- Wanting access to science based, force-free training methods with step-by-step tutorials
- Have access to a qualified coach and mentor to pass ideas by or review their progress
- Appreciate holistic wellbeing and giving their horses a life that is aligned with their natural needs

Is this something you would find value in?!

If so, would you like to be a Founding Member and join me on this journey? Please put any thoughts in the comments. I want to make this world the best possible place for Horses !

09/09/2021

BEHAVIOUR KNOWLEDGE > TOOLS

You’re only going to get so far with equipment and tools. Soon it’ll be like throwing spaghetti at a wall🍝

Now I’m not saying that tools shouldn’t be used for safety or that correctly using a tool is useless.

BUT compensating with equipment to make up for a lack of behavioural knowledge would be, well, silly.

~It starts with you~

Fill in YOUR missing pieces before expecting a fore legged, herbivore, prey animal to understand English spoken by a Frenchman🤟🏻