
Lost in the sea of horse training? Step aboard for evidence based equine training and behaviour content. Listen to professionals and enthusiasts from the world of horse training and behaviour as well as associated areas of the equine world. Trudi Dempsey is an English equine trainer and behaviour consultant, specialising in positive reinforcement.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 85 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Pets & AnimalsKids & Family | |||

In this episode, I sit down with Milly Paton and Christa Culbert, two presenters from the upcoming Professional Horse Trainers Forum, to explore what makes training genuinely safe and effective for both horse and human.
Milly, a mental health nurse ... more
In this episode I talk to Dr. Nicola Gregory, a psychologist with a lifelong passion for horses whose research has been asking questions about how well we actually read equine pain.
Nicola holds a BSc in Neuroscience from the University ofSussex (2... more
What happens when two behaviour nerds, a parked car, and a determined group of tourists get in the way? You get this episode.
Recorded in my car after a series of camera mishaps and unexpected background 'ambience,' this carpool podcast with veterin... more
In this episode, I sit down with Coraline Plumat of Une Leçon d’Ancrage to explore the current state of positive reinforcement–based equine training. We discuss the challenges of introducing R+, the importance of sharing knowledge, and how collaborat... more
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Absolutely brilliant podcast. I wish I had found it years ago. Take a listen I promise it’s worth your time.
Trudi’s podcast is a breath of fresh air in the horse training, podcast world.
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A practical, evidence-based discussion hub for equine training and welfare, featuring experts and experienced practitioners who emphasize humane, science-backed methods. Episodes cover pain perception in horses, cooperative care, positive reinforcement, choice and agency in training, and habit formation, often blending classroom theory with real-world barn applications. Notable strengths include a strong focus on welfare-centered methods, actionable techniques for trainers and staff, and guest expertise spanning psychology, behavior, and hands-on horse training. The format tends to mix research-inspired insights with relatable anecdotes, making it useful for trainers, barn managers, veterinarians, and anyone seeking humane, effective horsem... more
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Recent guests on Lead a Horse to Water include:
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2. Coraline Plumat
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