Welcome to
Sally-Mitchell.com!

Sally Mitchell is a BHSAI qualified horse trainer, based in Ossett, West Yorkshire. She is a BHS Registered Instructor so is fully insured, holds an up to date first aid certificate and is CRB Checked.

As well as horse training, Sally offers a variety of services, including riding lessons, foundation training and help with horse sales.

To find out more about Sally, please visit About Sally and What Sally can Offer. To read what other people have said about Sally, visit Testimonals and to ask Sally a question or to find out about upcoming events, visit Contact / Events

‘LEARNING THEORY’ – A Revolution in Horse Training

  • Do you want to know how to safely, effectively and ethically train your horse and be able to deal with and prevent problems?
  • Do you want to learn more about how horses learn (Equine Learning Theory) and apply core training principles to improve training and performance?

With Sally’s help you will be able to understand why your horse acts the way it does and become a very effective horse trainer.

“It is every horse person’s responsibility to understand the horse as completely as possible.  Evidence based horse training is our way to protect the welfare of the horse”

Andrew & Manuella Mclean
(Australian Equine Behaviour Centre)

Is this your Horse?

  • Bucks, Rears, Bolts
  • Spooks, Spins, Naps
  • Won’t stand still for mounting
  • Difficult to lead or handle
  • Fear of clipping or shoeing
  • Difficult to load into horsebox or trailer
  • Pulls back, bites or kicks
  • Generally tense or nervous
  • Won’t hack out alone
  • Rushes at jumps or Refuses at jumps
  • Dull to leg aids or labelled as ‘Lazy’
  • Hard in the mouth or labelled as ‘ Strong’
  • Afraid to go through water

Horses are not intentionally bad or naughty.  These unwanted behaviours are learned accidentally through incorrect training or pain.  Thankfully, these behaviours can be retrained and unlearned through clear and consistent training.

Sally’s aim is to empower horse owners to understand and enjoy their horses, be it in a leisure or competitive environment, by explaining the science behind equine behaviour