How Understanding Equine Neuroscience Can Enhance Your Horsemanship Skills

Sep 16, 2026
Equestrian Center   |  5-7PM  

Equine neuroscience research has grown significantly in large part due to technological advancements and a greater focus on equine welfare. It’s vital for horse owners and enthusiasts to understand the brain and nervous system of their equine partners to optimize their communication and relationship. The unmounted class will teach participants the current research findings for equine neuroscience and how to apply them to their horsemanship skills and targeted calming techniques for the nervous system to better connect with the horses.


Date: September 16
Time: 5-7PM
Cost: Members $40 | Public $50

15275 Alder Creek Rd.
Truckee, CA 96161
(530) 587-9470


WELLNESS WORKSHOPS WITH DR. IRINA FEDULOW PLANTE

Dr. Irina Fedulow Plante is a licensed physical therapist and board-certified neurologic clinical specialist who grew up riding western and endurance. She is experienced in treating equestrians for orthopedic and neurological injuries, and has incorporated hippotherapy into her practice in California and Nevada. She is a registered yoga teacher, currently pursuing her equestrian yoga certification and serves as the program director for the Achieve Tahoe Adaptive Horsemanship Program.