Ian Vandenberghe, Oxon, England - Ian received his Monty Roberts Instructor Certification in 2001. He is from Oxon, England and is currently working alongside instructor Kelly Marks. A former College Equine Lecturer and Stud Manager, Ian has over 22 years experience of stud work including foaling over 600 mares. He is often called in to deal with dystocia and young foal problems. He is successful at cardiac and respiratory resuscitation in the neonate and has had a 100% success rate with 18 foal adoptions on foster mares. A kind and natural horseman, Ian has worked with Monty Roberts and is an expert in the correct and humane way of handling young foals as well as specialized horse care.

Phone: +44 1993 868 914
Email: ian@hartsopfarm.co.uk
Web site: www.intelligenthorsemanship.co.uk

Kelly Marks, Oxon, England - Daughter of a racehorse trainer, Kelly Mark's life has been filled with horses. She won BSJA Championships (show jumping) as a child rider and continued on to great success as a Lady Jockey retiring after she won a Ladies European Championship in 1995. Kelly conducted the first authorized courses using Monty's concepts, beginning in Oxfordshire, England in 1996. She is the founder of 'Intelligent Horsemanship', an organization dedicated to bringing the best horsemanship ideas together from around the world. Kelly tries to find the least stressful and most harmonious methods to create successful working relationships between horse and human.

Kelly gives demonstrations sharing Join-Up methods to help 'horses with problems', often traveling within the UK, as well as to South Africa, Singapore, Sweden, Denmark and France. She and her team run educational courses from Witney, in West Oxfordshire, England. Kelly is the author of "Perfect Manners - How You Should Behave so Your Horse Does Too".

Phone: +44 1488 71300
Email: ih.office@virgin.net
Web site: www.intelligenthorsemanship.co.uk

Michelle Cure, England - A background of horsing around from an early age led to the belief that there was a 'better way' and eventually she found it - studying under Kelly Marks and Ian Vandenberghe before working with Maya Horsey. Michelle traveled to and from the USA until late 2005 when she moved to help run the Monty Roberts International Learning Center. Now back in England, and with a passion for improving horse welfare worldwide, Michelle dedicates herself to passing on Monty's message in the education of other students.

Email: michellecure@live.co.uk