Affinity Rescue
Re-energising and re-habilitating horses using herd and natural behaviours
I combine travel and exploration with helping horses and having adventures.
From breaking/gentling thoroughbreds right through to ranch wrangling and training horses for mountain trekking and endurance, I also have experience with wild herds and many rescues and rehabilitations.
I'm based close to Windsor, England, but can, and often do, travel to locations all over the world when the means are there to make it happen.
And sometimes just because I can.
I can balance your horse, calm your horse, break/gentle your horse, train your horse, exercise your horse, drive your trucks and horseboxes (full articulated truck licence held), take your horse to new places and on new rides and adventures...
...introduce your horse to healthy natural and herd behaviours (subject to there being other horses nearby, or I can arrange that) and help them learn and develop (or retire and relax) with Natural, Western or English styles.
If you are open minded and flexible enough then I can probably help you find ways to develop a new connection and relationship with your horse that will benefit both them and you.
If you have a farm, ranch, country estate, or similar, that is (or could be) suitable for projects with horses then please get in touch.
Especially if it's in an interesting location with good riding terrain around (or nearby) and has accommodation.
I could well be interested in collaborating with the right people who want to use what they have around them and want to get involved (at whatever level suits them) in some new adventures.
As well as dealing with the horses themselves I also have a few skills and abilities from my professional life that I can (and often do) call on when the situation is right .
These include the filming and photography of live action scenes using multi-camera set-ups (and sometimes drones - with the right amount of familiarisation for any horses involved) and this can be available to clients who want to capture their own riding and real life interactions with their horses.