Bronwyn Hart-Irwin

Bronwyn Hart-Irwin is a Canadian television host, horsemanship clinician, and equine trainer. She grew up near Perth, Ontario, in a highly athletic family. In the summer she rode horses and, in the winter, she played competitive hockey. She earned scholarships to Hebron Academy (prep school) in Maine and Elmira College in New York, where she competed at the NCAA level and was part of two NCAA women’s ice hockey championship teams. The teams were also inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame. Bronwyn completed a Bachelor of Science in Medical Radiation Science (Radiation Therapy) and worked at The Ottawa Hospital Cancer Centre. Bronwyn transitioned full-time into the horse industry when she met her husband, Jason Irwin. She and her husband operate Jason and Bronwyn Irwin Horsemanship, travelling extensively across North America to teach horsemanship clinics and perform at major equestrian events. She also co-stars with Jason in the television series The Horse Trainers on Cowboy Channel Canada and RFD-TV Canada. The couple has appeared on Canada’s Got Talent, showcasing their liberty and trick horse performance. Bronwyn also specializes in liberty and trick horse training for film and television productions.