Check out this episode with Scnobia Stewart of Cedar Grove, NC. Scnobia has recently been featured in the SmartPak calendar and has published clinic reviews with her horse "Zima" through NCDCTA. Scnobia is involved in several horse related programs so take a listen to hear about her upbringing and experience in the horse industry.

Love for our horses, not just the sport, is what separates horse owners from equestrians who respect horsemanship. Pamela Millin has a hunter/jumper background and currently rides dressage. Today Pamela deeply expresses how her interest in horses transformed into a passionate lifestyle. Tune in to hear what she had to say!

From champion bull rider to selling and hauling bulls, Demond is committed to the bull business.  He came across the opportunity through friends in Crosby, Texas.  Listen as Demonds shares his experiences and hopes for the future.

At a Saddle Up and Read event Caitlin and Abriana went to this past weekend, they chatted with some young ladies about the book they were reading, ways to improve and they even learned some new words (EQUESTRIAN). Take a listen as these brilliant young minds discuss Cowgirl Camryn and the Great Escape!

Nahshon is a classically trained horse trainer who focuses on horsemanship, classical dressage and understanding the language of the horse. After traveling around the world, Nahshon has settled into a place of his own; a place where he can teach, train and thrive. In this episode we talk about horse business, horse relations in different countries and the principles of Nahshon's current teachings. 

Follow Nahshon on Facebook for more information about him and his business!

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From working student to the Trap Equestrian, Brianna Brookins shares her introduction to the horse industry, her experiences with different disciplines and several tips for the aspiring equestrian. Take a listen!

Stanford Moore is the owner and creator of Black Reins Magazine. This publication showcases the history, present and future of black horsemen and woman in the industry. From his early years with horses to his current endeavors, we discuss business ownership, representation and the importance of black equestrians controlling their own narrative. Tune in for the first part of this amazing interview.

Black Reins magazine welcomes new writers to their publication family. If you are interested in contributing to this platform, please reach out to Stanford and his team at [email protected].

www.blackreins.com