Wreckless

There's a difference between "wreckless" & "reckless"; the latter denotes complete disregard for the consequences of ones' actions, whereas the former is a play on words that denotes something that does not get into wrecks, or something that is unstoppable or cannot be wrecked, or damaged. It's also my old nickname ...

Wreckless is just what the name suggests; a manner of teaching horses that promotes gentleness, confidence & inspires learning as opposed to being trained.

My approach is simple in precept, but very large in practice. I introduce concepts & challenges to a horse in a nurturing environment that allows learning at an individual pace, and I go about teaching the horse that he or she can trust me to make safe decisions on their behalf. This is a level of trust that takes longer to establish than with more conventional methods, but the benefits are very noticeable and they're lifelong.

Wreckless is the culmination of more than 40 years' experience working with thousands of horses through a myriad of circumstances and challenges. The name also means that the horses who leave my care will be just that, "wreckless"; able to use what we have learned together to progress confidently.