#19 Interview with Louise Bach-Holler
09/24/24 • 55 min
Welcome to episode #19 🎉
This episode is another amazing interview!
Louise from Rebel horse care is a natural hoof care practitioner certified by AANHCP in 2008 (by Jamie Jackson) and has translated his book Paddock Paradise into Dainish. She was born in Denmark and is now living in Spain.
Committed to sharing her knowledge, Louise advocates for gentle, holistic care and training that nurtures both the horse’s health and the human-horse bond.
You can find her Website Rebelhorsecare.eu here and facebook and Instagram by clicking on the links.
We are chatting about:
-Tracks on the sloping hills and how to avoid erosion.
-Stories of benefits of tracks for the horses.
-Why grass isn't grass 😅
Enjoy listening!
Get my Track Note Book here in Australia.
For worldwide orders, search “Toma Harper Track Notes” on Amazon.
For people wanting to learn more and are just starting out on the Track journey:
I have written a Track System Info booklet in form of a PDF.
Use POD5 to receive the Booklet for half price on my website
here: www.Activehorseagistmentplus.com
I also offer Track consultations, Tours of my Track and workshops/Talks check out my website for more info.
Please follow me on Facebook for all updates and visuals related to this podcast here.
And if you are interested in what I am doing on my Track, follow my Facebook or...
Welcome to episode #19 🎉
This episode is another amazing interview!
Louise from Rebel horse care is a natural hoof care practitioner certified by AANHCP in 2008 (by Jamie Jackson) and has translated his book Paddock Paradise into Dainish. She was born in Denmark and is now living in Spain.
Committed to sharing her knowledge, Louise advocates for gentle, holistic care and training that nurtures both the horse’s health and the human-horse bond.
You can find her Website Rebelhorsecare.eu here and facebook and Instagram by clicking on the links.
We are chatting about:
-Tracks on the sloping hills and how to avoid erosion.
-Stories of benefits of tracks for the horses.
-Why grass isn't grass 😅
Enjoy listening!
Get my Track Note Book here in Australia.
For worldwide orders, search “Toma Harper Track Notes” on Amazon.
For people wanting to learn more and are just starting out on the Track journey:
I have written a Track System Info booklet in form of a PDF.
Use POD5 to receive the Booklet for half price on my website
here: www.Activehorseagistmentplus.com
I also offer Track consultations, Tours of my Track and workshops/Talks check out my website for more info.
Please follow me on Facebook for all updates and visuals related to this podcast here.
And if you are interested in what I am doing on my Track, follow my Facebook or...
Previous Episode
#18 Solo episode Human vs Horses benefits
In this episode, I try to tackle a thought provoking question: *Have you ever considered how we prioritize human benefits over our horses'?* I talk about the common choices many horse owners make—often investing in facilities like arenas or stylish tack that enhance our enjoyment, while overlooking what truly benefits the horse, such as herd life and enriching living environments. It’s a monologue about shifting our priorities from human enjoyment to equine welfare.
Please, please let me know what you think about this episode, it truly sounded better in my head and plans than it does, now that it's out, or is this me being too critical?
Get my Track Note Book here in Australia.
For worldwide orders, search “Toma Harper Track Notes” on Amazon.
For people wanting to learn more and are just starting out on the Track journey:
I have written a Track System Info booklet in form of a PDF.
Use POD5 to receive the Booklet for half price on my website
here: www.Activehorseagistmentplus.com
I also offer Track consultations, Tours of my Track and workshops/Talks check out my website for more info.
Please follow me on Facebook for all updates and visuals related to this podcast here.
And if you are interested in what I am doing on my Track, follow my Facebook or...
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#20 2nd Interview with Nathan and Nadine
Welcome to my 20th episode !
I'm talking to Nadine and Nathan Marshall from Innate Equine again. Nadine is a Naturopath, and Nathan is an equine Podiotherapist and they are located at East Gippsland, Victoria (Australia).
In this episode we are focusing on Laminitis rehab and how Innate equine approaches rehabilitation from a worst case scenario (penetration of the pedal bone). It is important to mention this absolutely requires professional expertise. But I want these examples out there, so people can hear that there are other methods out there now to rehab bad cases more naturally and permanently.
To find out more about Nathan and Nadine please visit www.Innateequine.com.au.
Or find their Facebook page here.
I hope you'll enjoy listening!
Get my Track Note Book here in Australia.
For worldwide orders, search “Toma Harper Track Notes” on Amazon.
For people wanting to learn more and are just starting out on the Track journey:
I have written a Track System Info booklet in form of a PDF.
Use POD5 to receive the Booklet for half price on my website
here: www.Activehorseagistmentplus.com
I also offer Track consultations, Tours of my Track and workshops/Talks check out my website for more info.
Please follow me on Facebook for all updates and visuals related to this podcast here.
And if you are interested in what I am doing on my Track, follow my Facebook or...
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