Angelea Kelly UNTACKED | The Horse Girl TV Equestrian

Valerie spent the majority of her adult life as a Naval Intelligence Officer. The daughter of two English majors, and an English major herself, she always had a great interest in books and writing. Just prior to her retirement from the Navy, someone suggested she turn an idea she had into a book, and from there her second career began.

Shackleford Banks, the southern-most barrier island in Cape Lookout National Seashore, is home to more than 110 wild horses. This is one of the few places in the eastern United States where wild horses can still be seen. Shackleford Banks is approximately nine miles long and averages less than a mile wide. It contains many habitats, unique to barrier islands, which support the horses. Come along with Angelea as she meets a Horse Wildlife Biologist and take a walk around Shackleford Banks viewing some of the wild horse island residents.

HorseGirlTV gets tons of fan mail with many questions about horse management and training. This was a great question from Ludy in Arizona. Ludy asks - How do you build a jump? You'll need some materials including jump cups. Thanks for the question Ludy! Now here's your answer!

HorseGirlTV visits with author, trainer, exercise rider and all around horse gal, Nanette Levin about her new book, and how she got started working with horses over 20 years ago.

We spend hours training in the sandbox and its equally important to think about what goes inside our horses. Part of a successful training program is a successful nutritional plan. Fans ask how we do things here at HorseGirlTV and when it comes to feeding we look for three things.

Watch as we talk with such an inspiring ambitious and talented young lady, Mary Bahniuk Lauritsen about how she creatively juggles all her projects. Mary Bahniuk Lauritsen is a rider, trainer, and competitor in dressage, a model, a volunteer, a videographer and a slightly ambitious young lady. Mary is based out of her family owned farm, Cadence Farm of Harvard, Massachusetts. She has been actively competing in dressage since she was nine years old and has successfully shown up to Prix St. George. Mary is active within the sport in and out of the saddle.

Jean Luc Cornille has gained worldwide recognition by applying practical science to the training of the equine athlete. Influenced by his background as a gymnast, Jean Luc deeply understands how equine training can be enhanced by contemporary scientific research. A unique combination of riding skill, training experience and extensive knowledge of the equine physiology enables Jean Luc to translate scientific insights into a language comprehensible to both horse and rider. This approach has been the trademark of his training. Meet Jean Luc and learn about his approach on HorseGirlTV.

This is part II of our fan driven webisode interview with Elizabeth Madlener! Fans often write in asking for HorseGirlTV to interview this or that person. A fan wrote in over the summer asking us to interview Elizabeth Madlener and here you go! Elizabeth is a well-known Grand Prix level trainer, instructor and competitor, a USEF "S" judge since 1980, USDF "L" faculty member, Dressage Today contributor, and former President and CEO of the Maryland Horse Center. Elizabeth is currently based in the Southern Maryland area, but travels frequently across the country as a clinician and judge.

Ask and you shall receive! Fans often write in asking for HorseGirlTV to interview this or that person. A fan wrote in over the summer asking us to interview Elizabeth Madlener and here you go! Elizabeth is a well-known Grand Prix level trainer, instructor and competitor, a USEF "S" judge since 1980, USDF "L" faculty member, Dressage Today contributor, and former President and CEO of the Maryland Horse Center. Elizabeth is currently based in the Southern Maryland area, but travels frequently across the country as a clinician and judge.

We ask Dutch Rider and pupil of Anky van Grunsven what her dreams for the future are. Listen to what Tawny has to say!