Behaviour needs consistent work
For a defined issue that benefits from regular sessions, stable routine and close observation over time.

Training livery · County Durham
Limited training-livery spaces for horses who benefit from consistent, individual work and owners who want to remain part of the process.
Horses in our care
Training livery can create the consistency and observation time that a weekly visit cannot. Each stay begins with an agreed purpose, relevant welfare information and an honest view of what can be achieved in the available time.
The aim is not to return a horse who only works for Lauren. Progress is explained, the owner is involved and the handover is planned so the work can continue at home.
When this can help
You do not need to diagnose the issue before contacting Equiscense. Clear context is enough to begin.
For a defined issue that benefits from regular sessions, stable routine and close observation over time.
Individual preparation for young or green horses without rushing them through a fixed production line.
A period of focused work followed by explanation, practice and realistic next steps for home.
The Equiscense process
Welfare and safety come first. Training follows only when the horse is in a position to learn.
Health, behaviour, routine, risks and the intended outcome are discussed before a place is confirmed.
Work follows the individual horse, with progress and concerns communicated rather than hidden until collection day.
The owner learns what has changed, what still needs work and how to continue the useful part at home.

Limited individual places
Spaces are intentionally limited. Length of stay, work plan, care requirements and owner involvement are agreed around the horse rather than sold as a standard package.
From £235 per week · Suitability and availability confirmed first
Ask about this supportStart the conversation
Tell us the horse's history, current routine, the work needed and the outcome you hope to take home. We will be honest about suitability and availability.
Based in County Durham · Travelling across the North East and beyond