Equi Solve

West Sussex Equine trainer and behaviourist

25/10/2025

To my clients,

I’m sure most of you have already heard about the recent EHV outbreak in the south. As a freelance rider who travels between multiple yards, I need to be extra cautious until we get the all-clear.

I’ll be using antibacterial spray and hand sanitiser between each client, and I’ll be organising my schedule so that horses at the lowest risk are done first — this means private yards and horses that don’t travel will be prioritised, while livery yards and competition horses will be done last.

Please can everyone keep a close eye on their horses and take their temperature before I arrive. If your horse is showing any symptoms, or has been in contact with any horse that might have been exposed, let me know straight away.

Thank you all for your understanding and cooperation.

— Keira x

15/01/2025

Steph finally aboard on her lovely boy Shadow.

Shadow was backed and turned away at 3 but we didn’t properly start schooling him until a year ago! We then focused on lots of hacking over the summer and have now decided to crack on with his schooling again. He has recently turned a corner and has proven to be a soft, responsive and a very well behaved ridden horse.

Well done Steph !! Looking forward to seeing you both progress this summer 🥰🥰🥰

22/07/2024

Legacy 💗

23/03/2024

Violet transformation 💜
Love working with this sweet little Cob x Welsh D filly, going to make an amazing pony for someone!

21/03/2024

I can’t think of a better way to enjoy the lovely weather this week than taking your best friend for a stroll! Here are some of the horses I’ve been lucky enough to see some lovely views from behind their ears!☀️

Why is regular hacking a good part of your equine friend’s routine?

•Can be much fun!
Hacking can be fun for not just your horse, but you as a rider too. It’s very therapeutic and can be a great way for you and your horse to enjoy riding. A study done by Rogerson Et Al, showed that regular exercise within a natural environment did improve wellbeing.

• Improves horses fitness.
Hacking provides many different terrains. Uneven ground and hill work is good for keeping’s muscles supple and strong! It can also be very beneficial for horses who get a little tight, are older or to those who have problems such as arthritis!

•Desensitising your horse.
Exposing your horse to different atmospheres can be really beneficial to your horse. When hacking your horse you may meet cyclists, cars and many other exciting things! Over coming this obstacles with your horse may also increase their trust and bond with you as a rider.

Share a picture of you behind your horses ears!🙂

12/01/2024

🌟 Equine Backing/Breaking and training Services 🌟

Want your horse ready to enjoy in the summer? Or perhaps need a hand helping your equine friend with trailer loading for upcoming shows? Well you’ve come to the right place! I am a freelance Equine behaviourist and trainer, helping solve problems with your equine friends.

Why choose me?
⭐️ I am calm, quiet and very patient! Whilst being effective with my training.
⭐️ I can come to you! Ideal for horses that struggle to adapt to new environments.
⭐️I won’t use any negative enforcements on your horse/pony.
⭐️ Lots of new dated knowledge!

For further enquiries please feel free to call me on 07543569147 or email [email protected] 📩

Address

Pulborough
RH20

Telephone

+447543569147

Website

http://equi-solve.co.uk/

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