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Check out Emotional Horsemanship with Lockie Phillips

This conversation isn’t about techniques or quick fixes. It’s about integrity, tradesmanship, doing the work to become an excellent horse person. We sit down with Lockie Phillips, who shares that Emotional Horsemanship was never meant to be a brand. It’s a way to find the people who are ready to be honest with themselves and do the work with their horses.

Together, we talk about what happens when horse people hit a pivot point. When what used to feel normal no longer does. When questions and thoughts stop being about what you do to the horse, and start being about who you have to become for the horse.

We cover:

• What “emotional horsemanship” actually means in practice
• The difference between transitional people and those who are off the fence
• How emotion, learning, memory, and movement are linked
• The quiet, normalized violence still present in the horse world

If you’ve been questioning the industry.
If you’ve felt out of place.
If you’re craving honesty over optics.

This episode is for you. Hit play now.

Photo by KAIKE TAPPE PHOTOGRAPHY

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