Anna Arunski & Wyoming Revival About Anna
From working with untouched feral horses from Eastern Kentucky, to turning professional rodeo horses into therapy horses, Anna has has a love for bettering horses through her training. With a background in training off of the track thoroughbreds into eventing horses, she learned the importance of creating a team between horse and rider from a young age. Through seeing various styles of horsemanship, she knew that there was a better and more horse-centered way to interact with horses which lead her to the education and horse focused horseman she is today. She pursues what it means to be a student of the horse daily and focuses on equine behavior and biomechanics through science-based and relationship-based horsemanship, as well as principles of classical dressage. Education of the horse is just as important as education of the rider to her and she focuses on creating a true partnership between her horse and human clients She has taught various styles of riding in Maine, Kentucky, and Ohio.
About Howlin’ Revival Horsemanship
Howlin’ Revival Horsemanship got it’s name from founder, Anna Arunski’s, very special mustang Wyoming Revival. This mustang found his way to her after being incredibly uncertain and distrustful of people and he was shutdown. In fact, he was nearly impossible to catch in his pasture when she first brought him home. Through the kind and horse-centered horsemanship he required, Howlin’ Revival Horsemanship was born.
Howlin’ Revival Horsemanship focuses on classical principles and equine biomechanics for horses and humans of every discipline, education level, and equestrian background. By focusing on the phrase “For the Betterment of the Horse”, students of the horse are made. HRH promotes constant learning, connection, and harmony.