Equestrian Adventuresses Podcast | Your Global Passport to International Show Jumping Competitions

Barrel racing is a rodeo or gymkhana sport where you and your horse complete a cloverleaf pattern as fast as you can. Both Men and Women compete in this sport, however, most rodeos only allow the ladies. Barrel racing is a race as the fastest time wins but there are lots of skills required to be a champion. Flying lead changes and balance are just a few of the athleticism required to compete in this sport. Proper preparation for both horse and rider is required to make Barrel racing fun and safe.

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https://equestrianadventuresses.com/2022/01/13/horse-podcast-ep-219-barrel-racing---what-you-need-to-know/

Every cold season the same question pops up: To rug or not to rug? In many stables riders rug their horses because everyone does it, without ever questioning if their horse really requires a blanket or not. We still believe that when we feel cold, so does our horse. Today I want to talk about the pros and cons of rugging, which horses need blankets and which can do without and the science behind it.

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https://equestrianadventuresses.com/2022/01/11/horse-podcast-ep-218-to-rug-or-not-to-rug/

Italy, home to pasta, pizza, wine, and some pretty amazing horseback riding opportunities. In today's podcast, we are looking at riding in the northern part of Italy. Many riding opportunities are available in the heart of Chianti in the Tuscany region. For those looking for a multi-day ride or just a lesson, there is something for everyone. Many riding facilities offer lessons for all riding levels from beginner onwards. A don't forget about the food and wine you will enjoy while riding in the beautiful Italian countryside.

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https://equestrianadventuresses.com/2022/01/06/horse-podcast-ep-217-italy---your-next-riding-destination/

In today's episode Ute talks with Nina Sepp, bare-hoof trimmer and hoof technician from Germany. Nina tells us how to keep the hooves of our horses healthy and sound and what kind of alternatives are there to iron horse shoes which are better and more efficient for trail horses. Because at the end of the day, a horse is only as good as its hooves!

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https://equestrianadventuresses.com/2022/01/04/horse-podcast-ep-216-hoof-protection-for-trail-horses/

What makes a horse famous? Some get their fame from the Race track, the show-jumping ring, Hollywood, or even your own backyard. Today's episode is all about Famous horses in history! There are a few horses that have even gained their notoriety from being war heroes. These legendary equines have left their mark in history for all of us to remember. Do you have a favorite famous horse? I sure do, her name was Pitter Patter, have a listen to hear all about her.

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https://equestrianadventuresses.com/2021/12/23/horse-podcast-ep-215-famous-horses---do-you-have-one/

Riding in the Alpes is a dream of most long distance riders and I am talking today with an Equestrian Adventuress who has done plenty of riding there and tells me about her most recent ride from the Engadin to Lake Garda.Together with two friends she rode 770km in 5 weeks, crossing some impressive mountain ranges and riding from Switzerland to Italy and back. We chat about our Alpine Adventures!

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https://equestrianadventuresses.com/2021/12/21/horse-podcast-ep-214-alpine-adventures-from-engadin-to-lake-garda/

Christmas ideas, that every equestrian will want this year! That is what the topic of today's show is all about. From stocking stuffers dream gifts, wants vs needs gifts, we cover them all, and maybe even throw in a candle that smells like accidental dismount. What's on your Christmas idea list? do you circle items in the tack shop flyer? or leave subtle hints for your loved ones? A few suggestions that we share may include tickets, a gift certificate for a riding adventure, or maybe an online class or clinic. Make sure you have a listen to podcast #213 to hear all about our Christmas ideas.

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In today's episode Ute talks with Daniela Vadehra, endurance rider, horse breeder and nutritionist about feeding our horses oil or oilseeds. Every winter plenty of horse owners start adding oil to their horse's diet without really knowing why. Daniela gives us a lot of background information on which oils or oilseeds to feed, which horses actually profit from it and which oils we should better avoid.

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https://equestrianadventuresses.com/2021/12/14/horse-podcast-ep-212-horse-nutrition-feeding-oils-oilseeds/

Self-care is defined as the practice of taking action to preserve or improve one's own health. Sometimes equestrians forget about themselves and worry about their horse, lol. That being said today's podcast is all about how we as adventuresses can learn more about self-care. Heather shares some ideas on how you can embrace self-care, through exercise, trying a new discipline, planning an adventure on horseback, and doing a thorough inspection of your gear. Stay tuned to another great episode.

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https://equestrianadventuresses.com/2021/12/09/horse-podcast-ep-211-self-care---equestrians-taking-care/

In today's podcast episode I am talking with two Equestrian Adventuresses their recent travelling experiences and how Corona has affected them personally. We talk about how their mode of travelling and choice of destination has or has not been changed, what precautions they have taken and what they personally can advise other travellers.

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https://equestrianadventuresses.com/2021/12/07/horse-podcast-ep-210-travelling-during-the-corona-pandemic/