Whether you are an equine healthcare professional, trainer, coach or rider, an understanding of anatomy in action is key to success.

2019 has been a busy, fun and productive year. Here's a summary of what we've been up to...

On a cold winter’s night Black and all the other ponies of the painted horse trail, which had been displayed firstly at Windsor and then about London, congregated at the Kensington Palace Pavilion for a very special evening to raise money for World Horse Welfare. There were many famous people amongst the guests as well as key people from all disciplines of the equestrian industry. Each pony's painting design was based on a horse rescued by World Horse Welfare. To learn all about the story...

Photographing the horse in action, especially in slow motion provides us with a valuable resource for observation, discussion and to better

Polework for horses is a great way to train both the mind and body. Here is Pumpernickel tries some pole work exercises for the first time.

As well having an important role as companion pony to Freddie Fox, adopted #BlueCross pony, Pumpernickel will be a model on our Horses Inside Out courses. He was a big hit on first course, which was 2 days of Joint Mobilisations and Muskuloskeletal Testing for Professional Equine Therapists. Everyone loved him, his cheeky, interested character and genuine naive responses. This was the first time he would ever have done anything like this. After demonstrations, members of the course get the...

New Teaching barn at Wavendon Grange. We have used it for various practical Horses Inside Courses. A great success.

Adopted from the Blue Cross and following a rough start we are pleased to give this lovely little boy a new home with Horses Inside Out.

Horse Head Anatomy Model by Gillian Higgins. Bones, joints, TMJ, tongue bone, Hyoid Apparatus, facial muscles, blood vessels, nerves, gland

Every Sunday we post a video of Jodi Shanahan, our Facebook group manager and Gillian having a cuppa and chat!