Equine Translation Team

Equine Translation Team We help people to understand that Every Touch Makes Every Horse. Our ethos is to educate and rehabilitate both humans and horses alike.

Visit our website www.equinetranslation.com to see why our evolutionary techniques are being hailed as the new Equine Partnership Paradigm. At Equine Translation Team we only create and practice techniques that are kind, simple, logical and quiet. We can't and won't do one without the other. That's why we can guarantee the quickest route to success when all 4 of our fundamental steps are followed

correctly and in the spirit of which they were shared. We utilise:
Equine Body Communication (Equine and Human Behaviourism)
Equine Simulators (In depth position realignment, synchronisation between rider and horse and timing and effect of the aids)
True In Hand Classical Schooling (Correct Teaching of movements and abilities on the ground )
True Classical Riding (Correct position, synchronisation and aids)
We only measure success in currency. But our currency doesn't invest in monetary figures. Or even ego or power....
Our currency is measured and banked in patience, compassion and a kind understanding. We believe that this is the only way of guaranteeing a healthy mind and body for both horse and rider. Our starting point is to teach people how to become aware of their own bodies. Which in turn leads to an understanding of how, when and why our body language and posture affects our horses in both a positive and negative way. During this process our clients also feedback to us the lightbulb moments they have in relation to what they learn not only about their horse but themselves too!! The knowledge that we have accumulated in both Human and Equine Behaviourism enables us to teach with a holistic and symbiotic approach. This produces an equine partnership that is fast becoming the new Equine Partnership Paradigm. All you need to do is open your mind to that illuminating experience with our Equine Translation Team.

Behind closed doors…When a horse has been subjected to indefensible practices like this, they are no longer a horse.They...
30/01/2026

Behind closed doors…

When a horse has been subjected to indefensible practices like this, they are no longer a horse.
They don’t look like a horse and they don’t move like a horse.
They are a human centred version of a horse, using all means necessary, no matter the sacrifice for the horse.
If you feel brave enough to zoom in you will see the brutality of this horse’s reality.
And sadly, these abhorrent practices are prevalent in the horse industry.
The tragic thing is that it doesn’t have to be like this.
When you embrace everything that a horse is and train slowly, ethically and with sound equine knowledge, you create a beautiful and unique partnership with not a bit of fear, pain or dread in sight.
And best of all, you still have a horse and not a caricature…

15/01/2026

More equine propaganda designed to keep you away from specsavers🤔🤔🤔

Equine gaslighting??This came up on my feed unannounced.I wish that it hadn’t..For as long as horses and humans have int...
09/01/2026

Equine gaslighting??

This came up on my feed unannounced.
I wish that it hadn’t..

For as long as horses and humans have interacted we have decreed what is good for them, how they are feeling and why they will or will not obey.
Back in the day before the advent of scientific based research and evidence, some humans, could on some level, be forgiven as they didn’t have access to this knowledge.
But we have all been exposed to the pain face scale, conflict behaviours and signs of stress on
the internet or in real life.
Yet some are still so eager to gaslight and label behaviours of horses as a method of advancing their own agendas and protecting their own shortcomings.
This poor horse is showing clear and undeniable signs of stress, trauma and potentially pain.
But the article has packaged this horse’s desperate attempts at communication as essentially high jinks.
My thoughts are based on solid evidence.
Not for financial or egotistical gain.

The common retorts of,
“You don’t ride at that level, you’re just jealous or you show me your jumping highlights “ don’t cut it either.
Firstly my moral compass doesn’t include exploiting sentient beings for my own reward.
And secondly, I have been saying for years that l regularly show non equestrians the basics of conflict behaviours which they can identify immediately.
You don’t have to be involved with horses to understand basic unhappiness or distress.
For as long as we are willing to believe the propaganda within the equine industry, l believe that we are unwittingly complicit in applauding this sad and purgatorial existence of horses…
No amount of sugar coating can convince me otherwise…

Ever wondered how First Nation American Indians were rocking out dressage moves without reins or spurs even when their l...
27/12/2025

Ever wondered how First Nation American Indians were rocking out dressage moves without reins or spurs even when their lives depended on it?
They were actually riding in a form of classical riding without looking classical.
They rode with the most important classical positional components.
Synchronised correctly.
Used hip aids to achieve movements.
And had impeccable timing…
Not a double bridle, spurs or whip in sight….

🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🤶🤶🤶🤶🤶🤶🤶🤶🤶Merry Christmas from Equine Translation TeamWe hope that you have a wonderful day and manage to squeez...
24/12/2025

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Merry Christmas from Equine Translation Team
We hope that you have a wonderful day and manage to squeeze in some horsey R&R during the festivities.
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Opinions???It’s interesting how your values can evolve over time.I used to focus so much energy on the opinions of other...
30/11/2025

Opinions???

It’s interesting how your values can evolve over time.
I used to focus so much energy on the opinions of others in the horse world without question.
But now that l’ve educated myself with science, equine behaviour and critical thinking, to name just a few, the opinion l place the highest value on is the horse’s…

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30/11/2025

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New look gift vouchers now available.
If you’re looking for a uniquely thoughtful gift for a horse lover then our Equine Translation gift vouchers make the perfect present.
For more information drop us a message at Equine Translation Team

Questions???We seem to be living in a world where questions aren’t welcomed.Yet asking questions is a fundamental learni...
23/11/2025

Questions???

We seem to be living in a world where questions aren’t welcomed.
Yet asking questions is a fundamental learning process.
We should be allowed to ask for explanations and answers, say we don’t feel comfortable, communicate that we’re scared, in pain upset and even ask for help.
And so should our horses.
But the horse industry doesn’t always welcome questions.
It is so common to be ridiculed, smeared and gaslit if we dare to ask questions.
It is viewed as disrespectful and disobedient to the person who is ‘teaching’.
And this is exacerbated by the perceived status and power imbalance of the instructor/rider.
A good teacher should be relaxed as should their client and horse.
A good instructor should be happy to explain the reasons, in any number of formats, to the rider in order to help them understand.
A good teacher should actively encourage discussion.
Shutting down questions or providing archaic disproven phrases like
Heels down
Sit up straight
And
Shorten your reins
Helps no one.
Least of all your horse.
It is okay to ask questions.
It is okay to want an answer.
It is okay to say that the command doesn’t make sense to you.
It is okay to want to learn.
It is okay to recognise that there is no positive experience for both you and your horse.

And it is okay to opt out if you can’t find the answers to your very legitimate questions…

A Christmas gift?If you’re looking for a thoughtful and unique gift for someone who loves horses, our Equine Translation...
22/11/2025

A Christmas gift?

If you’re looking for a thoughtful and unique gift for someone who loves horses, our Equine Translation Gift Vouchers won’t disappoint.
To purchase gift vouchers please drop us a message at Equine Translation Team

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