Our Natural Horsemanship Training Services in York, UK

What we offer

Starting

The beginning of your horse’s ridden education is important in so many ways. They first need to learn how to learn and then how to respond and deal with the pressures we will put them under as a ridden horse. It is the foundation on which everything else will be built on.

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Schooling

Targeted ridden education for your horse

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Problem Solving

Working with you and your horse to help get past any issues you might be having

Clinics and Lessons

Learn how to improve the communication you have with your horse with 1-to-1 lessons and group clinics

Young Stock Handling

Give your foal or yearling the best start to their education

Sales Livery

Sales Livery

Getting your horse prepared, in work and doing the hard work for you to find the best new home for your horse.

About

Damien is a horse trainer from Ireland whose horsemanship is based on physical and mental balance. He has worked professionally in the industry for over a decade, throughout the UK and also spent a number of years in Australia working with a variety of horsemen to expand and improve his trade. During his time there he competed and was Reserve Champion of The Brumby Challenge 2018. A wild horse training competition much akin to the Mustang Makeover in the USA.

Having experience in a multitude of disciplines from show jumping, endurance, racing, working stock horses, camp-drafting, trick horses and everything in between, he takes pride in being non-discipline specific. No matter what the horse’s job they need to learn to go forward, back, left and right softly and with confidence. Everything else is built upon them being able to do those things.

Based in Linton-on-Ouse, just north of York, England, Damien takes horses in on training livery, sales livery and provides lessons as his yard to help with solving a problem, starting from scratch or just improving your horsemanship.

"Anything forced or misunderstood can never be beautiful."

-Xenophon, On Horsemanship