Zoe shares about how she got introduced to horses and her journey of becoming a horse trainer .. Sarah and Zoe also talk about exploring horses outside the usuals sports of horses .. 

Zoe also shared about her first horse and finding him and keeping him and the things she learned on her journey with him..

Questions to ask your horse : 

1. Does this place work for you? 
 2. Where would you like to live? 
 3. What if you know your horse best? 

 Key takeaways:

 When you’re frustrated ask : ‘what am I not willing to give myself in this situation?

Wow!! That was such a beautiful podcast, Find out more about Zoe and Aslan!

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Connor talks about CHCR classes and facilitating them. He shares about a zone of a horse and how it can collapse.   

Sarah talks about how people who think they don’t know anything about horses are the best horse people, and they end the podcast with personal stories of how getting in touch with a horse’s zone has assisted them.   

Key takeaways :  

Teach yourself about tending to your horses hooves.   

Access tools can assist with any accidents with horses when you’re riding and being your zone, you can perceive what the horse is perceiving very easily.  

A horses zone has to be 8 kms away from their body.   

Your horses will be more peaceful when your zone is bigger.  

An expanded zone creates more ease for you and your horse.    

Questions to ask your horse :   

Ask ~ where is your zone and then expand their zone and your zone before every ride.

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Jim always loved animals, and shares his initial experience of working and volunteering with different animals and people, his first experience with horses was cleaning stalls at the age of 17. He enjoys the process of being a horseman, and now leads an exciting life and even owns horses. 

Jim shares the experience of being with horses like painting and shares that just the shading, the lighting and the nuances are different everyday. He stresses on the importance of everyday is a new day with horses and knowing that it is a painting in progress.   

Furthermore, Sarah and Jim speak on being vulnerable in relationships and with a horse too. They also speak about true relaxation and what the horses show them about relaxation for them.   

Key Takeaways :  

• Horses influence us, more than we influence them. 
• Be open to trial and error with horses.  
• Be open to working on a long term and under different leaderships with horses  
• Teach the horse where to go as a result of the pressur...