Kansas Carradine

Kansas Carradine, has been a prominent figure in the Equestrian Industry, from rodeo arenas to Hollywood stunts and circus performances for over 30 years. Evolving into an ethical horsemanship clinician and influential speaker, she maintains an unwavering commitment to the highest animal ethics standards. Notably featured in publications like Sports Illustrated and Cowboys & Indians Magazine, Carradine’s multifaceted career includes roles as a performer, horse trainer, coach, and mentor in the world-renowned equestrian show, CAVALIA. Kansas was a rider in the 2024 Gaucho Derby, a 400-mile endurance ride across the Patagonia of Argentina.

In 2003 she was introduced to Vedic Wisdom and attributes her growth and development to years of sadhana (spiritual practice) which has included dhyana, bhakti, karma and jyana yoga.

Kansas continues to collaborate and partner in fundraising events for a variety of Therapeutic Equine Programs. Some of which include the Humane Society, Equestrian Aid Foundation, Tahoe Trails & Vistas, Riding for the Disabled, Connected Horse programs for Seniors, and many others. She volunteers with Embracing the World charities and collaborated with the Fyera Foundation as a delegate for the G20/C20 India. Kansas has delivered workshops for the Northern Cheyenne, Lakota, and Omaha Nations on Healing the Inner Child and Suicide Prevention.

Currently, Kansas operates as an Equine Guided Educator, utilizing her ability to connect with both horses and people. Kansas is a HeartMath Certified Trainer, passionate about teaching emotional self-regulation tools and helping people activate the intelligence of their own hearts for greater health, vitality, and performance. This awareness not only increases compassion and the ability to connect inwardly, but also helps foster a better bond with animals and the natural world.