35. Learning From Wild Horses & Improving Connection With Kelly Wilson

Equestrian Perspective

In this episode, I chat with Kelly Wilson about some of the lessons she has learnt from observing and working with wild horses.

Kelly is one of the Wilson Sisters and is a best selling author, award-winning photographer, reality television star, wild horse tamer, equestrian and adventurer.

Listen to hear about:

• How Kelly found her passion of working with wild horses
• What it was like to observe horses in the wild from all over the world and the contrast between management systems and environments in different areas
• Profound experiences she witnessed with wild horses that showcased how deep the connections that horses have with each other can be
• Her thoughts on taming wild horses and moving horses away from their friends to different environments
• Core lessons she has learnt through observing and working with wild horses that has allowed her to strengthen her intuition and stay safe
• How we should all prioritise relaxation in our training and her experience feeling vibrations and sensations from horses and using that to help her stay below threshold with very sensitive horses
• What a slow start, fast finish can look like and why it is important
• The advice she would give to her younger self who sometimes struggled to find her path and would be compared to her sisters
• How she is focusing on the health and welfare of both wild and domesticated horses

Happy listening :)

To find out more about Kelly click the links below:

https://wilsonsisters.nz/

https://kellywilson.nz/

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