
From Miri Hackett (Hackett Equine) and Rhiannon Davies (Riding With Rhi) comes a brand new podcast dedicated to all things equestrian life. Join our weekly chats where we discuss everything from training and mental health to our weekly horse-shaped mishaps - all from the perspective of a professional rider and hobby rider.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 48 | Founded | a year ago |
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Welcome back to This Equestrian Life. This week we're joined by Lucy Robinson, who you may know online as Foot Luce Eventing. Lucy dives in to the aspects of life as an influencer, working in marketing for an equestrian brand and eventing her ex race... more
A chatty catch up this week, we discussed horse news, Miri and Rhi discuss hacking confidence and why getting of is absolutely ok in their book if it goes a bit south.
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Fascinating to hear all about Rockley farm and what Nic so expertly does there with her rehab liveries. You can find the link here to her website.
huge thanks to www.hoofschool.com for sponsoring this episode use code TEL10 for a discount on... more
This week, Hartpury University lecturer and vet physio of 20 years, Gillian Tabor, joins us on the podcast to discuss her work and modern approaches to rehab.
Learn more about Gillian here: www.gilliantabor.co.uk/
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I have this podcast since its creation. I had followed Miri and Rhi separately as I’d found their content to be educational and well- thought out and loved that they had joined forces (like when your favourite tv series decide to do a joint episode!). In all seriousness, this podcast has given some priceless advice, education, interesting guests, and has created a space for us equestrians to feel a little bit less alone. I love listening on my commutes!
Hands down my favourite podcast on the internet - I really look forward to every episode. Miri & Rhi aspire to be the best horse owners & advocates they can. For a while I felt a bit lost in the equestrian world and felt my views aligned mostly with a Swedish/natural horsemanship approach which isn’t common practise in the UK and sometimes scoffed at by more traditional equestrians. This podcast bridges the gap between the horse first approach and still being involved in competitions or having g... more
Absolutely brilliant podcast, I don’t have my own horse but would love one in the future. I have learnt so much from Miri and Rhi and have so much more confidence in proceeding in the way that feels right for me and knowing what is better for horses! It’s also really friendly and relatable and I never want it to stop - can’t wait to listen to each episode! Well done to you both 🙌🏼🙌🏼💜💜
Being new to owning horses and feeling like the more traditional approaches of horsemanship did not sit well with me I was feeling slightly alone on my journey and a bit lost not feeling secure on my views. This podcast has reassured me that listening to your horse is the only way to have a true partnership with them and has opened up a world of knowledge and other ways of supporting my horses. It is informative but relatable and delivers practical helpful tips for your daily horse life!
This podcast is a real gem. The hosts are warm, relatable and easy to listen to - it feels like you’re part of the conversation and not just a listener. The episodes flow nicely and the content is a great balance of informative vs conversational. I’m personally enjoying listening when driving to and from the yard. In a world where sometimes you can feel very alone despite being surrounded by people, this is a comforting and engaging space. I’d recommend it to anyone in the equestrian community -... more
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A conversational, personality-driven show centered on equestrian life, balancing practical riding topics with wellness, mindset, and lifestyle. Episodes blend training insights, gear discussions, veterinary and welfare considerations, and personal storytelling about moving yards, burnout, and work-life balance. A standout pattern is the hosts' emphasis on listening to the horse, compassionate training, and community, often featuring guests who explore humane horsemanship, welfare, wellness, and sustainability. This mix makes it appealing to riders who want actionable tips alongside thoughtful, human-centered conversations and a relatable, down-to-earth vibe.
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Recent guests on This Equestrian Life include:
1. Nic Barker
2. Gillian Tabor
3. Mia Rodley
4. Christine Bjerkan
5. Holly Lenahan
6. Steffi Spielhaupter
7. Mandy Miller
8. Maisie Hill
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