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Infinity Equestrian I work with any age range, any breed, any discipline, FOR THE HORSES, MY LIFE

5 Star Lessons & Clinics helping riders become the regulated, calm, assertive leader their horse needs so confidence is the foundation and combined energy creates the dance.

My first broken leg was when I was 11 years old. Not riding MY horse Jessie, but my friend’s horse… (who we later realis...
14/10/2026

My first broken leg was when I was 11 years old. Not riding MY horse Jessie, but my friend’s horse… (who we later realised wasn’t broken in)!

You know the type; rears when you get on. Pig roots down hill. Bucks you off. Runs you into trees. All the typical naughty pony tricks!

But this day… this day I should have listened to her.

It was raining. ☔️

I was riding ba****ck (with a helmet this time as I normally didn’t)!

I was taking her up and down the fun hills we always rode, in and out of the little forest glade and trotting and cantering around having a happy Sunday. Just her and I.

At the top of a small hill she stopped and didn’t want to go down.

She planted her feet. Shook her head and refused to go forward.

I pushed her on. I kept kicking. Until finally she went.

Down.

And slipped sideways.

She landed on my right leg - and even though I didn’t hear both bones snap when they were crushed, (tib and fib) I FELT IT!

AGONY!!!!

I screamed. And screamed!

The rain cooled my overheating body down a little as it went into shock.

The pony ran away laughing with her top lip curling upwards.

I couldn’t crawl out of my body from the pain and I couldn’t walk. So I laid there until my friends family came to my rescue. Still Screaming!

They all circled around me. I was dizzy.

They circled around me like I was looking up at trees spinning - I heard snippets like, “She’s broken her neck.” “Don’t take her helmet off.” “It could be her back.”

I was burning 🔥 up.

In and out of consciousness I managed to gasp out the words, “It’s my leg not my neck… helmet off!”

The next thing I knew I was laughing.

The gas.

The Ambulance people.

The stretcher.

The worst ride in a vehicle of my life - every bump in the road sent pain through my body.

Mum was beside herself beside me in the Ambulance.

It was the third Christmas accident I’d had three years running. Each time visiting hospital to get stitched up or put in cast.

My poor Mum!

But I couldn’t not ride. Even the plaster of paris cast from my toes to my hip didn’t stop me jumping on Jessie to ride her ba****ck once the pain had subsided a few weeks later.

I was in cast for 3 months but managed to go to a Show Jumping Pony Club competition in my saddle with my big white cast leg stuck out the side, (trying to hide it from the Judge)! I came 3rd.🥉

These were the good old days when kids were tough and played outside alllll day! Never home. Independent. Strong and fearless. Obsessed by horses. Galloping free.

After experiencing 13 broken bones in my body over the years, I’ve always wondered how boring some childhoods must have been - I mean if you haven’t broken anything you haven’t had enough fun! Right?

Tell me your story.

I have a few but the moral of this one is…

I learnt to listen.

To stop for a second and ask the horse what is happening for them.

Looking back, that slippery hill in the rain was a sure sign of danger.

Now I feel the energy shift. And observe the situation.

Then I ask the horse to show me something. They either move their body in a way that gives me clarity.

Or they telepathically communicate.

I hear it in my knowing.

Works every time.

It takes practice to hear them but you can.

If you listen.

Pip Easton
Infinity Equestrian

Is it you?Is it your horse?Is it that you don’t know what to do next?Been there - done that - and I’m still learning! Ev...
13/10/2026

Is it you?

Is it your horse?

Is it that you don’t know what to do next?

Been there - done that - and I’m still learning!

Every horse. Every day. Something to learn.

AND I LOVE ❤️ THAT!

Life’s great when you can learn something new and get actual results.

It helps the Neuro pathways in our brain / the next step is keeping it there and building on it.

Consistency.

Then there’s your horses brain 🧠

Teach him something, build on it, success.

However, YOU need to maintain the Leader role EVERY DAY otherwise they will vie for top dog.

What I love most about what we do is empowering women to really step into the clear and fair Leader role their horse needs them to be.

Whether it’s

🌟 Float Training

🌟 Ground work

🌟 Desensitising

🌟 Riding

Once your Foundation is in, the horse looks to you as his comfort zone.

Where he can relax more and more and you trust yourself to take the next step.

Want support in the saddle or in your life?

Join us for Lessons or Wednesday 7pm Zoom calls.

The Infinity Inner Circle is super affordable @ only $7 a week!

Our Infinity Bulletproof Foundation System is available online for $97.

And our lessons are held in Gympie or at your property all over the Sunshine Coast.

Your horse is worth it.

And so are you 🥰 invest in yourself and watch the relationship with your horse expand.

I was 12 years old when my non-horsey parents hired a float to take my first horse, Jessie, to a Pony Club competition. ...
13/10/2026

I was 12 years old when my non-horsey parents hired a float to take my first horse, Jessie, to a Pony Club competition.

There was just one problem…

Jessie was NOT getting on that float! I spent nearly the whole day trying.

At one point I managed to get her in backwards… which felt like progress until we realised she didn’t exactly fit that way. 😂

I cried. I got frustrated. And needless to say, Jessie and I weren’t making it to Pony Club that day.

If 12-year-old me knew what I know now, I could have taught her how to understand pressure, trust me as the comfort zone, follow my direction and walk calmly onto that float and we’d have been off having adventures.

The funny thing is, I wasn’t an unconfident kid.

I’d jump practically anything in sight and ride for an hour to Pony Club along New Zealand main roads while enormous logging trucks thundered past.

Can you imagine sending a 12-year-old off to do that now?!

But confidence doesn’t mean you automatically know how to communicate clearly with a horse.

Over 40 years, horses have taught me a gazillion lessons about confidence, leadership, clear and fair boundaries and our own thinking.

And Life Coaching has given me another layer; understanding what happens inside the human brain when fear, doubt or old patterns get in the way.

Because when we can work with the rider’s mind and train the horse’s mind, everything starts becoming easier.

The float trip.
The beach ride.
The competition.
The horse that currently feels just a little too much.

And sometimes all you need is someone beside you saying:

“Here. Try this instead.”

That’s exactly why I created the Infinity Inner Circle.

Our supportive Wednesday evening community for riders (and non-horsey humans) who want more confidence, clarity and encouragement.

Tell me the name of your very first horse in the comments and I’ll send you the link to join us.

Let’s get you feeling empowered again. ✨

Pip Easton | Infinity Equestrian
Lead with Truth. The rest will follow.

🌟 Edit; Found Solutions 🌟 Destiny has a small wardrobe malfunction… and we’re one cheek strap away from getting this gor...
10/10/2026

🌟 Edit; Found Solutions 🌟
Destiny has a small wardrobe malfunction… and we’re one cheek strap away from getting this gorgeous girl started under saddle! 😂

Wanted: a black leather cheek strap, 10 inches / 25 cm, for a cob bridle.

If your tack room is a retirement village for old bridles, could you have a rummage and please post us one? 📮

Destiny’s hoping to make her ridden debut this week; preferably with all her outfit attached. 💅🐴💕

Thank you! 😂

Pip Easton
Infinity Equestrian - Gympie

GRATITUDE CHANGES THE STATE YOU’RE LIVING FROMWe all know gratitude is powerful.But here’s the thing people don’t always...
08/10/2026

GRATITUDE CHANGES THE STATE YOU’RE LIVING FROM

We all know gratitude is powerful.

But here’s the thing people don’t always talk about:

It can be bloody hard to feel genuinely grateful when you’re sitting in anger, regret, guilt, shame, blame, jealousy or judgment.

You can’t always just “think positive” and magically jump from frustration into deep appreciation.

Sometimes you need to shift your state first.

One of the simplest ways I know to do that is incredibly ordinary.

Go outside.

If it’s raining, go stand in it for a while.

If it isn’t, go do something physical. Work outside. Get sweaty. Get dirty. Move your body. Feel the weather.

Then come inside and have a shower.

If you’re cold and wet, feel that warm water hit your skin.

If you’re hot and sweaty, have a cool shower and feel the relief.

And in that moment, really notice it.

Running water.
A roof over your head.
Warmth.
Clean clothes.
Safety.

Things we can take completely for granted become extraordinary again.

That’s gratitude.

Not pretending everything in your life is perfect.

Not forcing yourself to feel positive.

Simply bringing your attention back to what is already here.

And once you start noticing what’s good, your whole internal state begins to soften.

That’s one of the things we explore inside the Infinity Inner Circle.

Every Wednesday night, we come together live on Zoom for honest, practical life coaching, mindset work, perspective shifts, and plenty of the lessons and metaphors horses have taught me through decades of training, riding, getting things wrong, learning, laughing, and trying again.

And because I wanted this support to be accessible, it’s only $7 a week.

If you’re ready for a little more inspiration, connection, clarity and support in your life, come join us.

You don’t need to have everything figured out.

You just need to be willing to shift your perspective.

Infinity Inner Circle
Wednesday Night Zooms
$7 per week

Click the link below to join us. ✨

Pip Easton | Infinity Equestrian
Lead with Truth. The rest will follow.

https://www.infinityinnercircle.com/home-infinity-equestrian-inner-circle-335803

POV: Young Horses.Every horse has a natural preference to one side, just as humans tend to be left- or right-handed. A y...
07/10/2026

POV: Young Horses.

Every horse has a natural preference to one side, just as humans tend to be left- or right-handed. A young horse hasn’t yet developed the strength, balance, coordination or understanding to carry itself equally well in both directions, so one rein can feel completely different from the other.

Before I worry too much about what’s happening under saddle, I like to go back to the groundwork.

I teach soft, light flexions from the ground first so the horse understands the communication between my hand, the rein and their mouth. Whatever bit you’re using — preferably that’s a Tom Thumb, FM, D-bit — the important part for me is that the horse understands light pressure, the correct response, and an immediate release. We’re creating communication, not force.

Then under saddle I use lots of very deliberate exercises to help organise the shoulders and body.

Circles are brilliant — gradually decreasing and increasing the size while maintaining the horse’s bend and rhythm. I also love riding squares because they teach you to control the shoulders rather than simply pulling the horse around with the inside rein.

Quarter turns and quarter-pirouette-type exercises can also be extremely useful for helping a young horse understand the relationship between the rein aids, your weight and your leg.

The aim is that your arms and legs create a light channel that the horse moves through.
You’re not holding them up.

You’re making tiny adjustments that say:
Stay here. Stay straight. Keep your bend. Carry yourself.

That’s where self-carriage starts developing.

And this is exactly why I’m such a huge believer in groundwork with young horses.

Before I ever expect sophisticated control under saddle, I want the horse to understand where its feet are, how to move its shoulders, how to yield sideways, how to follow pressure and how to respect clear, fair boundaries.

When the horse already understands those things on the ground, you’re not getting on and trying to explain everything from scratch while sitting on their back.

You’re simply transferring a language they already know.

For anyone working with a young or green horse, my Bulletproof Foundation System is $97 and walks you through the groundwork I use to establish these foundations before asking for more under saddle.

The better the horse understands its body, boundaries and communication on the ground, the easier it becomes for both horse and rider when we get into the saddle.

Build the understanding first. Then build the performance.

We travel Sunshine Coast for lessons if anyone would like to chat. Happy to help.

— Pip Easton, Infinity Equestrian 🐴

https://infinitybulletproof.com/infinitys-equestrian-bulletproof-foundation-system-919925

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