ABOUT JASON · Founder of Your Horsemanship


Meet Jason Webb
Jason has built an outstanding reputation for starting young horses and solving behavioural and ridden issues at his yard in South East England, working with international riders across disciplines, world-renowned studs, and recreational riders who just want a safe, confident horse.
His in-person courses and camps complement Your Horsemanship — the comprehensive online training programme helping riders worldwide build the partnership they were after when they bought the horse.

the heritage
"I've spent my career building on the knowledge of generations of horsemen in my own family and other exceptional trainers."
Jason's grandfather and father were using techniques based on the natural instincts of the horse well before the term "natural horsemanship" entered the equestrian world. They understood how to read a horse's reactions and adapt their own movements to bring out the best in their animals — and they passed that stockman's knowledge down.
Growing up "in the saddle" at the foot of the Snowy Mountains in New South Wales, Jason has refined those techniques through working with thousands of horses and owners — producing a programme that works for horses and riders of all levels and aspirations.
the five key concepts
01
Safety first
Your safety. Your horse's safety. Then we train.
02
Calm. Consistent. Decisive.
The three states the trainer brings. Together they develop a confident, willing horse.
03
Trust + respect
A balance of trust and respect — in both horse and owner — creates the attitude to learn.
04
Natural instincts
Understand and use the horse's natural instincts. They aid both training and welfare.
05
Never stop learning
Knowledge is power. Never stop trying to become a better horseperson.
the training method
The framework underneath every Your Horsemanship lesson. Often described as "pressure and release" or "making the right thing easy and the wrong thing hard" — but extended to cover positive reinforcement too.
"Motivate" — to stimulate the interest of; to inspire (Oxford English Dictionary). The trainer isn't forcing — they're giving the horse an option. Respond well, and you're rewarded, given time to reflect, and then asked again.
MO
Give the horse a clear, consistent option. A cue, a pressure, a request — never a demand.
RE
Wait for the response you're looking for. Read what the horse offers — the smallest try counts.
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Release the pressure, or add positive reinforcement. The reward is how horses actually learn.
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Give the horse time to process what just happened. This is where understanding sticks.
RE
Consistent repetition builds speed, confidence, and a horse who responds the first time.
MOtivate → REsult → REward → REflect → REpeat
From the people who'd know
OLYMPIC GOLD MEDALIST

8× Olympic Eventer

5* Eventer

Olympic Dressage Gold Medalist

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