Peaceful Horse

10/10/2026

Peaceful Horse publishes a post on Substack every week, sometimes two! Today’s post is “Getting to Know the Horse You Know”, by yours truly.

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10/06/2026

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10/03/2026

Peaceful Horse LLC, writing each week on personal insights in the daily practice of horse life. An advocate for horses everywhere. Check it out.

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09/26/2026

Been writing for months on Substack about our life and times of Peaceful Horse and how it got its start. Check it out, I recommend starting with the first short post way back when!

This is this week’s post. I seem to end up publishing in the middle of the night on Friday nights. But just in time for early Saturday mornings in the UK. 🕯️🌅🐴

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August - December 2020

08/15/2026

This week's Peaceful Horse post:

one step at a time

08/14/2026

07/18/2026

This week’s post on LightWork, which is a form of deep listening for horses.

embracing what's happening in the now

06/06/2026

Balanced partnership is the thing. Our hearts know the difference between enslavement and real partnership. The horse displays the journey for all to see; if they were, and are, treated with respect. If they are welcome to contribute (being listened to), it shows. You cannot unsee the difference.

06/06/2026

https://substack.com//note/p-200853675?r=2dzb6q&utm_medium=ios&utm_source=notes-share-action

accepting my role

06/03/2026

Evidence of times and presumptions changing, and that people will pay money to see a horse-focused event, rather than a person-focused (people-mounted-on-horses) event. I certainly would, and I’d encourage people to attend. As an observer, the level of true interest skyrockets for me when I know, by my own eyes, that the horses are the actual focus. Their mind and wellbeing are central to the point of the event. Their species being truly respected and the horse-human relationship being (or attempting to be) balanced, with the *horse* actually leading it. That’s what I want for every single kind of equine practice/event, world-wide. And things like this, bridle-less eventing, tell me it is stepping in that direction. It is INFINITELY more interesting and moving to see this, rather than human demands of horses having been normalized through history - societal conditioning. Times are changing to compassion. A very long, but very important road.