Meet Natasha Andrews
Founder and Lead Coach of E-Quine Coach, Natasha brings together advanced coaching practice, veterinary physiotherapy insight, equestrian law and research-led welfare thinking.
Professional coaching shaped by welfare, performance and clear rider development.
Natasha Andrews is a British Equestrian Level 4 coach and qualified veterinary physiotherapist based in County Durham. She is highly active within British Showjumping, serving on the Members Council for the Northern Region and recognised for her research-led approach to equine welfare and performance.
Through E-Quine Coach, Natasha has created a structured video review platform for riders who want practical, professional feedback without losing sight of the horse’s long-term welfare, confidence and physical development.
A multidisciplinary background behind every review.
Natasha combines advanced equestrian coaching, veterinary physiotherapy, legal and safeguarding expertise, and research-led education. This gives E-Quine Coach a clear professional foundation: rider progress matters, but it must sit alongside horse welfare, ethical decision-making and sustainable training practice.
Her professional work spans British Showjumping coaching, practical clinics and demonstrations, educational webinars, and specialist equestrian legal practice at Trinity Chambers in Newcastle, covering equestrian law, professional negligence and safeguarding in sport.
Coaching
British Equestrian Level 4 coach and British Showjumping coach with a practical focus on rider development, rideability and performance.
Physiotherapy
Qualified veterinary physiotherapist bringing strength, conditioning and horse welfare awareness into coaching analysis.
Legal & Safeguarding
Specialist equestrian barrister at Trinity Chambers, Newcastle, covering equestrian law, professional negligence and safeguarding in sport.
Research & Education
Research-led focus on safeguarding the horse, ethical decision-making in showjumping and welfare-informed performance.
Built from coaching, welfare and professional standards.
Advanced coaching practice
British Equestrian Level 4 coaching provides the advanced coaching foundation for Natasha’s rider development work.
Veterinary physiotherapy insight
Physiotherapy training supports a broader view of strength, conditioning, movement and the horse’s physical welfare.
Legal and safeguarding expertise
Specialist equestrian legal practice adds professional rigour around safeguarding, negligence and ethical decision-making in sport.
E-Quine Coach platform
The platform was created to deliver structured, accessible video feedback grounded in clear coaching principles and welfare-led practice.
Evidence-led coaching for practical rider progress.
Safeguarding the Horse
Research on safeguarding the horse and ethical decision-making in showjumping, connecting competitive performance with welfare-led practice.
Educational Webinars
Education on promoting a good life for competition horses and bringing evidence-informed thinking into everyday training decisions.
Clinics & Demonstrations
Practical sessions focused on strength, conditioning, rideability and rider development.
Welfare-Led Performance
A coaching approach that integrates equine welfare, learning theory and sustainable performance goals.