Klara Bianchini

15/02/2026

Being with horses and training alongside them has been a passion of mine for as long as I can remember. Their well-being will always be at the heart of everything I do. The programs and methods I teach are based on gentleness, respect and care, ensuring a safe and positive experience for both horses and riders.

In light of a recent video circulating online featuring a horse trainer, that I do not want to mention her name, I would like to clarify for anyone who remembers my past involvement: a few years ago I explored training within a particular program, but I soon realized that my values and approach to working with horses were different. I have resigned and have not participated in that program or its methods for years and wish to have nothing to do with the program, its methods or the trainer who implements them.

My commitment has been and will remain to ethical, humane training and prioritizing the well-being of horses and humans. Fear, force, or intimidation have no place in my programs and my life and are contrary to my philosophy and practice.

09/06/2025

Now this one was a fun challenge!
She has been one of those extremely influential horses in my life, not because of how many rosettes she would win, but because of the personal growth she pushed me to do and how much that has in return changed my life.

Gabi came to me in January 2024 and the first photo here is her now in January 2025. The difference isn’t just physical either, its also in her softness and the way she now expresses herself in everyday.
With the help of my mentor Claudia Wolters, who is an expert in classical education of horses (Academic Art of Riding) and a fantastic teacher, I have been able to rehabilitate Gabi and help her find a new way of moving and carrying her body and the rider in a new healthy way, which aims at not using the horses body but giving the body the strength and the tools to be able to give it longevity and more health.

15/02/2025

Welcome back to everyone!
I have taken over a year off from socials during which I have undergone a major life transformation. And it’s not over yet, but I finally received a nudge to open myself up and start sharing…

I've just now officially published my first article on my website, which feels incredibly thrilling, but also scary 😅 (link to article is below)

This truly feels like the beginning of a new chapter in my life.
My soul has been aching for this for so long. To share my stories with the world rather than keeping them only to myself, feels liberating.

Things may not look the same as they used to on my platforms.
Yes, there will be horses of course, that will never change. But there will also be an invitation to explore further depths of our relationship with horses, our life, ourselves, and the Divine.

I also understand that this may not be everyone’s cup of tea, and that’s fine, but I hope that for some, this may resonate and perhaps even inspire, if you find yourself with similar feelings.

Be sure to follow me on insta, as I will be sharing more content on that platform.

Love, Klara

This is what I have asked myself over and over again. Where to even begin? How to catch up when so much time has passed, but I simply cannot ignore the fact that I had been gone from socials for over a year, and to just come back smiling and resume as if nothing had ever happened, would be a lie.

18/06/2023

There is no need to rush the horse if your plan with them is to have them for the long run 🙌🏼

18/05/2023

“When the horse WANTS to do something, he starts going above and beyond. He starts to offer more effort and energy, and loves participating in training”

🔥🔥🔥 YESSSS I love this and 💯 agree because it’s true and I have experienced it in my own horses 🙌🏼🤩

“I want my horse to be in this for me, not the food”⁣
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👆This is a really common concern for people when they contemplate trying out positive reinforcement🥕⁣
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Let’s take a closer look at this from a scientific lens 🧐⁣
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If you haven’t been using any food in your training, and you’re interacting with your horse in a standard way (haltering, leading, grooming, riding, groundwork, etc)…⁣
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What’s the motivation for your horse doing what you ask?⁣
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Is it truly “for you”… or is he *responding to the release of pressure?*⁣
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Of course, horses can absolutely enjoy aspects of their time with people. But even so, the primary motivation for performing numerous tasks that expend lots of energy? ➡️ Seeking a release of pressure. We’re not saying this is wrong or bad… we’re saying, objectively, that’s the motivation.⁣
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Now, when positive reinforcement in the form of food rewards is the primary motivation, things start to change drastically in ways you may not expect! 💫⁣
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Using food rewards, your horse is gaining something that HE wants on an instinctual level. Food is a primary motivator based on physiological needs 🐴⁣
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When the horse gets something so desirable out of his time with you, something magical begins to happen ✨ well, it feels magical anyway! But in reality it makes total logical sense:⁣
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He begins to offer you even MORE than you’re asking for.⁣
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When you use pressure and release, the horse essentially must do what you want in order to experience relief. ⁣
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Whereas with positive reinforcement, he has a *choice* and the opportunity to get something he wants.⁣
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When the horse WANTS to do something, he starts going above and beyond. He starts to offer more effort and energy, and loves participating in training 🌱⁣
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Kind of like how you may do the bare minimum at a job you need, just to pay the bills…⁣
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But you’d put in longer hours or more creativity into a passion project that fulfills you deeply 🌸⁣
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As much as we’d like it to be true, horses don’t do everything just for us. They have their own wants, needs and desires. When you give back by motivating him with something he wants, you’ll find that both of you are more fulfilled ♥️⁣
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— MM team 💫

12/05/2023

Horses, like humans, need a balance of physical, emotional, and mental well-being to truly thrive 💪🧠❤️

The mental health of horses, like that of humans, is a critical aspect of their overall well-being 🧡 Their emotional states significantly influence their behavior, health, and even their performance. Horses are highly social and sensitive creatures, and they can experience a range of emotions, including fear, anxiety, stress, frustration, affection and even depression.

Identifying mental health issues in our horses is key 🗝️ Signs to watch for include changes in behavior, decreased performance, less interest in surroundings, changes in eating or sleeping patterns, and the development of stereotypic behaviors.

But what can we do to promote good mental health in our horses? It's all about creating a nurturing environment 🌿 and ensuring that the following needs are met:
- freedom (from pain and to move)
- friends
- forage

AND good training practices that help calm their nervous systems and promote relaxation

Stay tuned for more on this topic!

Do you have a tip for horses mental health? Drop it below! 🐎💡

13/04/2023

The HARD TRUTH about the HORSE training WORLD

What I have experienced more times that I can count is that certain trainers/coaches will make you feel small and let you believe that everything you need is within them and not you.

Consciously or unconsciously, with their toxic energy, they isolate you from other people and methods, they make you stay around them a little longer, pay them a little more, buy one more course from them until you can’t give any more yet you still feel like you are at the beginning and nowhere near where they promised you to be - but “the problem is in you and not them” 🤯🤯

Don’t get me wrong I’m a horse trainer myself and yes, we all have a certain amount of expertise and knowledge that can be helpful to you in achieving a certain goal, but in helping you achieve that goal our job is not to make you need us even more, but to give you the tools and empower you to become your own independent and confident horse owners/ trainers who trust in your own feeling and guidance. And if we are unable to help you or your horse, to kindly point you in the right direction where you can be successful.

My biggest win is when I see my clients take the knowledge they learned and apply it in so many beautiful ways AND feel like they can continue their horse journey without me but can always reach out to me because they know I GENUINELY CARE!

Moral of the story? Whatever you want to set out yourself to achieve, you have the power within you to do it. Whoever or whatever you think you need so much, trust me you don’t need it as much as you think that you do.

✨EVERYTHING YOU NEED IS WITHIN YOU✨

Drop a 💯 if you have seen this happen before!
Or
Tag a friend who needs to hear this!

28/03/2023

❗I don’t believe in one thing being the solution for all your problems.

I don't believe that it's just that one training tip, or one piece of equipment that you are missing, which will solve it all.

Because on the grand scale it is never like that. Our horses didn't just wake up one day with a million issues, it was one problem that led to another, that caused something else, that triggered the body into another issue.
So expecting then for one training tip to solve it all is frankly insane 🤯

Permanent change always comes as multiple things coming together to improve the overall situation 💖

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www.kesskaraequestrian.com

14/03/2023

🎟️I’ve got my ticket! What about you?! 💁🏼‍♀️💁🏼‍♀️

𝗧𝗶𝗷𝗱 𝗼𝗺 𝗱𝗲 𝘃𝗼𝗹𝗴𝗲𝗻𝗱𝗲 𝗲𝘅𝗽𝗲𝗿𝘁 𝗮𝗮𝗻 𝗷𝘂𝗹𝗹𝗶𝗲 𝘃𝗼𝗼𝗿 𝘁𝗲 𝘀𝘁𝗲𝗹𝗹𝗲𝗻: 𝗖𝗵𝗿𝗶𝘀𝘁𝗶𝗻𝗮 𝗙𝗿𝗶𝘁𝘇

Christina Fritz heeft biologie gestudeerd aan de FU Berlin in Duitsland en is afgestudeerd met een doctoraat in dierfysiologie. Ze heeft ervaring op het gebied van osteopathie, stofwisselingstherapie en energetisch werk aan het paard.

Je kunt je voorstellen dat als een paard in de groei zit, dat het belangrijk is dat hij de bouwstoffen krijgt om optimaal te groeien. Hoe hou je het voedingssysteem van het jonge paard in balans om zijn bouw te kunnen optimaliseren? Ook duiken we dieper in op het effect van paarden die op jonge leeftijd al veel fysiek doen, denk bijvoorbeeld aan renpaarden. Bouwstoffen worden in dat geval soms gebruikt voor iets anders dan de groei, wat is het effect hiervan?

Wil je dit niet missen? Tickets zijn hier te koop 👇
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𝗜𝗻𝘁𝗿𝗼𝗱𝘂𝗰𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗻𝗲𝘅𝘁 𝗲𝘅𝗽𝗲𝗿𝘁: 𝗖𝗵𝗿𝗶𝘀𝘁𝗶𝗻𝗮 𝗙𝗿𝗶𝘁𝘇

Christina Fritz studied biology at FU Berlin in Germany and graduated with a PhD in Animal Physiology. She has experience in the field of osteopathy, metabolic therapy and energetic work for the horse.

You can imagine that when a horse is growing, it is important that they receive all the building materials for optimal growth. How can you keep the young horse’s nutritional system in balance in order to optimize their development? We’ll also dive deeper into the effects of high physical demands at a young age, such as in racehorses. In that case, building blocks are sometimes used for other purposes than growth, what are the effects of this?

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08/03/2023

If we can be grateful for every little tiny achievement that are horses give us, then we can get to our goal so much quicker, and with so much more joy for the journey we are on.

It's always easier to look back and see all the great things that happened and feel a certain gratitude towards it. But were you grateful for those moments and tiny little steps and achievements while they were happening?

Too many times, we are busy looking ahead, and thinking "When I am going to get THERE?" and not seeing the progress you are achieving right NOW. And your horse can feel that!

So instead reward them (and yourself) immensely for tinniest little improvement, for the slightest try and effort.

Take what you get, and not what you want and do so with grace.

Trust me, with this your horse will make incredible improvements in a very short time.

www.kesskaraequestrian.com

02/03/2023

“I think the problem is starting with the training of the young horses – they are all trying to get a spectacular result – not that they are thinking about the health of the young horse.”

Klaus Balkenhol and the correct way of training a horse… Posted on June 28, 2017 by horsemagazine Story – Christopher Hector / Pix – Roslyn Neave It was back in 2005 and the Rolkur debate was in full swing with heated accusations flowing from one side of the Dutch / German border, and back aga...

28/02/2023

🔊 Is it possible to teach your horse to relax rather than freak out and spook? HELL YEAH!💪🏼

I'm not saying that I teach a horse to not be afraid - that isn't possible and even if you could teach it, it would be actually very dangerous!

But we CAN teach them to regulate their nervous system better and with that their overall level of stress. Now if we can lower their overall level of stress then we will start seeing a horse who is more relaxed and less triggered by anything in the environment.

If you need help with calming down your horse - Book a lesson or send me a DM
We can get your horses nervous system under control ⚠️

www.kesskaraequestrian.com