About Greg Powell

Greg Powell has made a career out of building partnerships with horses.

Having worked with horses since he was a boy, Greg has gained a wealth of experience and knowledge in the art of building lasting relationships with horses. Greg has come to believe and agrees that a special relationship with a horse can only be achieved through mutual trust and understanding and not fear and intimidation. Greg has been influenced by the likes of Ray Hunt, Buck Brannaman, Pat Parelli John Lyons, Kel Jeffrey and others.

Greg has appeared in many feature magazine and newspaper articles and on numerous radio and television shows. He has also appeared at a huge number of field days, horse events, clinics and other media related live events, demonstrating his horse handling skills with 'Snowy the Brumby Mare', 'Sammy the Arab' and 'Bruce the Kelpie'! The live shows are both entertaining and educational, combining Greg's natural 'on-stage' ability with his energetic horse handling skills.

Greg Powell's work with wild horses in the Snowy Mountains high country has generated much interest in recent years and was profiled in the documentary film - "The Horse Handler".

The documentary “Wild Horses, Wild Kids” features Greg's work with Father Chris Riley, the founder of Youth Off The Streets, and some young adults chosen by Father Riley to participate in the brumby project. The brumby project attempts to help those chosen to develop a relationship with their own brumby, encouraging life and social skills that will help them combat life.