Emma Colyer

Emma Colyer has been around horses for over 25 years. She competed as a young girl and teenager in showjumping and dressage. Emma went on to gain her BHS AI teaching qualification and ran a busy London based riding school for many years. During this time she also worked with new horses coming into the yard and would train them up as riding horses. Emma also worked for a 24 hr emergency transporter for vets. Over the last 9 years Emma has been exploring different ways of training, listening and communicating with horses and herself as well as alternative methods for assisting horses health issues.

Emma is trained in equine massage, healing and is currently studying zoopharmacognosy which is the self selection of herbs and esssential oils for animals to self medicate with. 

Over the years Emma has taken in many horses with a combination of behavioural and physical problems. They have become the Intuitive Horse herd and they work with Emma to help people realise their full potential.

Cameron Ross

Cameron is Emma's partner and works along side Emma with Intuitive Horse keeping the place in order. Originally from Australia he has been around horses his whole life.

Pippa Cossens

Pippa is a registered Osteopath who works with us to keep the horses (and the Intuitive Horse team!) fit and healthy. After graduating from the European School of Osteopathy in 1994, she worked both in private practice and at the Osteopathic Centre for Children, where she qualified as a Paediatric Osteopath. After having her family, she fulfilled her career ambition of training to treat animals. Pippa completed her postgraduate qualification in Osteopathy for Animals in 2005 and now runs a mixed practice from Ringmer, East Sussex. She is fully insured to treat animals – and their owners! She is registered with The General Osteopathic Council and is a member of The British Osteopathic Association. She is also a member of SOAP – The Society of Osteopaths in Animal Practice. 

Trevor Jones

Trevor is the yards Equine podiatrist. Trevor achieved his Diploma in Applied Equine Podiatry from the Institute of Applied Equine Podiatry (AEP) 2004 and has since gained his advanced diploma and is an instructor for the institute.  By understanding that the horse has the innate ability to heal itself and that domestication  of the horse has caused imbalance AEP offers the solution to the majority of hoof and foot problems, by treating the cause, rather than the symptom.