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Accredited, respected, and committed to better horsemanship since 1996.
Leadership. Welfare. Business. The complete education for modern equestrian professionals.
Equine First Aid & Ailments invaluable – a nationally Accredited course
Laura Hutchinson – Kenya. Laura comes from a non horsey family and since 13 has had her own horse.
Laura says there are, in the whole of Kenya, probably 2 very good horse vets, both of whom live over 4 hours away from her home. ... read more
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I am so pleased I took these courses. I also took the Equine Psychology & Behaviour course. A friend had taken other courses in equine management and one on behaviour from somewhere else – she found them really hard work & difficult to work on, but the Lingfield courses were easy to read and use and ... read more
JC 2018
Keen novice from Leicestershire: I only discovered horses 9 months ago but am well and truly hooked. Although not a horse owner, on the practical side I am now looking after a horse 3 days a week as well as having riding lessons every week. I was utterly amazed and fascinated to read in this equine psychology ... read more
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C Jones from Essex tells us about her course:
“A concise course that covers aspects of livery yard management you may not have thought of and all the requirements that come with running your own yard. I enjoyed this course a lot and also found the recommended reading very informative.
I ... read more
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Angela T – Chelmsford who isn’t a horse owner but is able to visit a friend’s stable to get some hands on.
Enjoying the course, learning new things every time I’m doing it.
Looking forward to completing it and moving on to Level 2.
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Level 1 Equine Care & Management
“We have a number of horses at our yard. Lab testing makes so much more sense than regularly worming the entire herd every 6 weeks. It means that resistance to drugs will lessen and when we do treat for worms the treatment will be much more effective.
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